Massive national recall of cucumbers expands after 68 illnesses reported
According to the Food and Drug Administration, the cucumbers were grown in Sonora, Mexico and sold to the three companies between October 12 and November 26. The recall now covers 35 states. Sixty-eight people have reported being sick from salmonella but no deaths have been reported.
A recall of cucumbers related to a salmonella outbreak that has left 68 people sickened has expanded to include produce sold ...
Sunfed Produce, Baloian Farms and Russ Davis sold and shipped cucumbers to stores in several states, including Wisconsin.
Cucumbers sold by SunFed Produce at national retailers including Costco, Walmart and more are being recalled due to a potential link to an ongoing salmonella outbreak.
People with affected products are advised to destroy them or throw them out and disinfect all surfaces they had contact with.
A voluntary recall was issued on store-made deli and produce items at Safeway stores in Colorado. Safeway’s Denver division ...
Costco is urging customers to immediately toss or return contaminated cucumbers sold at its stores. The recall involves ...
Walmart alerted customers that the recalled cucumbers have been sold at stores in Colorado and 14 other states. Costco has ...
Whole fresh American cucumbers packaged in a "Pamela" brand bulk cardboard container, a box with a sticker indicating "Agrotato, S.A. de C.V.,", or a clear "PamPak" brand bag of 6 cucumbers ...
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