Vegetables and herbs sold at Walmart and Aldi recalled due to possible listeria contamination
More than a dozen vegetables including peppers, cucumbers and squash have been recalled due to possible contamination with listeria.
More than a dozen vegetables including peppers, cucumbers and squash have been recalled due to possible contamination with listeria.
The recall affects produce sold at select Walmart and Aldi stores, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said in a news release Monday. It is an expansion of the Wiers Farm July 12 recall.
The original recall was for a limited number of whole cucumbers and bagged salad cucumbers. The product was not grown or harvested by Wiers Farm, but was “handled and distributed” by the company, the FDA said.
Retail packaged items such as poblanos, cubanelles, green beans, organic bell peppers, serranos, jalapenos and squash are included in the expanded recall, according to the updated news release. The items were sold at Aldi and Walmart locations in states including Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, and Connecticut. The full list can be viewed here.
“ALDI puts the safety and integrity of the products it sells first,” the company said in a news release. “If customers have products affected by this recall, they are advised to discard it immediately or return it to their local store for a full refund.”
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