Which government-contracted product faced a massive recall in 2019 after being found to contain dangerous levels of formaldehyde in materials used in temporary housing for disaster victims?

Product recalls can be particularly problematic in the government sector, where public safety and taxpayer money are both at stake. Major government contract recalls often become political flashpoints, with questions about accountability, oversight, and public trust. Test your knowledge about one of the most significant government procurement recall incidents in recent history.

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FEMA emergency trailers manufactured by Clayton Homes
Army-issued MREs (Meals Ready to Eat) produced by SoPakCo
EPA-approved water filtration systems from Westinghouse
HUD-subsidized modular housing units from Berkshire Hathaway