FDA issues Class II recall for Target's Favorite Day frosted sugar cookies sold in multiple states after potential wood contamination discovered in product.

A Canadian manufacturer is recalling hundreds of cases of sugar cookies sold at Target due to potential contamination of a "foreign material," according to a Food and Drug Administration notice. The voluntary recall was initiated on July 22 and categorized as a Class II recall on Aug.

The cookies, recalled on July 22 by Give and Go Prepared Foods, were distributed in 20 states and Washington D.C. No illnesses have been reported, accordin to the voluntary recall. Hundreds of cases of sugar cookies sold at Target have been recalled for the potential contamination of a "foreign material (wood).