Thousands of popular products are being pulled from shelves after federal officials uncovered evidence of rodent and bird contamination at a Midwest distribution center. The recalled items, distributed to stores in Minnesota, North Dakota and Indiana, include a wide range of grocery items, including Diet Coke, Nutella, Froot Loops, Pringles, Cheerios, Folgers instant coffee, Sour Patch Kids, Fiji Water, Jolly Ranchers and Skittles. The FDA said products stored at the warehouse may have been exposed to "insanitary conditions," including rodent droppings, rodent urine and bird waste. "Persons handling or consuming the products could become seriously ill due to adulteration from pests, including rodents, birds and insects," the announcement stated. A complete list of the recalled products and the retail locations where they were distributed is available on the FDA's website.