Target's Good & Gather 15 Products to Avoid And 5 Worth Buying

Which Good & Gather items are safe for your pantry? We break down 15 products to avoid based on recent FDA and USDA data. Target launched Good & Gather in 2019, quickly turning it into a massive success among grocery store brands. However, since 2024, the label has faced scrutiny involving at least eight recalls and several class-action lawsuits. From listeria and salmonella concerns to metal fragments and lead in baby food, some of these items might be sitting in your kitchen right now. This investigation focuses on the facts behind these safety issues. We examine 15 specific products you should avoid and identify five that remain worth purchasing. Every claim is grounded in official FDA and USDA recall records and consumer reports. Understanding food safety is essential when shopping for your family, so use this guide to navigate these labels with the most current information available. Subscribe for more food brand investigations and grocery store guides. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes. Product formulations can change, and recalls generally apply to specific products, production dates or lots rather than every product sold under a brand. Always check current labels and official food-safety notices.