Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: The FDA would not say in which states the pills had been sold, but instead recommended that customers determine whether products they bought are being recalled by checking the store list on the FDA Web site, and the batch list. The batch numbers appear on the container's label.
The FDA wanted people to figure things out for themselves.
Your money order might have a tracking number.
Johnson & Johnson has recalled some of their products before.
Money orders can come with tracking numbers.
The label is on the front of the food.
The technology assures that every prescription presented is legitimate.  
You can probably buy one of the covers at a drug store near you.
The FDA wasn't being helpful.
Customer service can locate the tracking number.
You should observe the serving size of the food folling finding the label on the back
Clothes come with labels to inform users about if clothes will bleed.
The recalled products can later be resold
Step one is locating the rear labeling
Clothes have labels with clear writings
You won't be able to get these products at a drugstore.
The FDA is a government agency
Quick Chek has at least some stores that sell prescription drugs.
Some stores of Quick Chek carry drugs
Some pills were contaminated
All food ingredients must be labelled
food ingredients which are not genetically modified must be labelled
Immunization records are typically available following a phone call to your healthcare provider.
The FDA suggests that customers who live in one of the states they mentioned that sold the pills should check the store list on the FDA Web site. 
The FDA has released a list to the public informing which states the pills had been sold in. 
The FDA wasn't being helpful.