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Snack Mixes Sold in Stores, Including Target, Recalled over Salmonella Worries
The company said five snack and trail mix products were pulled as a precaution after no illnesses were reported.
- John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. is recalling several snack and trail mixes sold at Target and QVC due to potential salmonella contamination in dry milk powder ingredients used in seasoning.
- California Dairies, Inc. previously recalled dry milk powder over possible salmonella concerns, then supplied the ingredient to other manufacturers for use in snack products across multiple brands.
- Impacted items include Fisher Tex Mex Trail Mix , Southern Style Nuts Gourmet Hunter Mix , Squirrel Brand Travellers Mix , and Good & Gather Mexican Street Corn Trail Mix .
- Sanfilippo has received no illness reports, and the seasoning initially tested negative for salmonella. As a precaution, consumers should return products to stores for refunds and not consume them.
- Other manufacturers are issuing recalls following the contamination, including Utz, and Walmart and Aldi frozen pizzas face separate salmonella recalls linked to the same dry milk powder issue.
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Snacks sold at Target voluntarily recalled over possible salmonella concerns
John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. has issued a recall on various snacks from trail mixes to nut mixes due to an ingredient possibly contaminated with salmonella.
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