Aldi has recalled a frozen food item after a consumer hurt their tooth while eating it.

“Venessa is a tremendous retail leader with experience in multiple countries and functions,” said Guilherme Loureiro, Regional CEO, Walmart Canada, Chile, Mexico and Central America. “She is the right person to continue to drive Walmart Canada’s growth trajectory and its transformation to become the country’s leading omnichannel retailer.”

The season of garland, Christmas trees, and stockings may be over, but that’s no reason to fully shelve your tote of holiday decorating supplies. With Valentine’s Day (and Mardi Gras) around the corner, there are still plenty of sweet and simple ways to dress up your home, from floral arrangements to budget-friendly decor .

Walmart's dominance in the grocery market comes with some major caveats, including accusations of predatory pricing, misleading claims, and unethically sourced products.

There’s an active nationwide recall on approximately 24,870 pounds of a popular frozen food sold at Aldi, according to the Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service. This is due to a foreign matter contamination.

From frozen meals to pantry staples, there are a few active recalls that you should know about right now. Some of these products were sold in popular grocery chains like Aldi, Costco and Walmart across the U.S. Here’s what you need to know and what products you should be checking your kitchen for—plus what to do if you have a recalled food on hand.

Frozen Casa Mamita Chicken and Cheese Taquitos sold in 30 states and Washington, D.C., recalled after piece of metal found.

For the last 30 years, the traditional supermarket industry has shrunk to a handful of big-name grocers, writes Kevin Schaul and Jaclyn Peiser for The

A nice, stylish pullover or zip-up can go a long way and not look like you just rolled out of bed. In Aldi’s upcoming Aldi Finds drop, there’s a “premium” sweatshirt that is not just cute, but comfortable.

Aldi has issued a voluntary recall of taquitos sold in more than two dozen states, including Illinois, the company announced this week.

Trader Joe’s came in second on the charts by a razor thin margin scoring a 94-percent in the fame category and a hefty 64-percent in popularity. Other honorable mentions include Whole Foods in third and Aldi in fourth, with Kroger rounding out the top five.

H-E-B was among several regional grocery retailers that dominated the top spots in Dunnhumby’s annual ranking.