Taylor Farms recalls jalapeno products over salmonella concerns
The recall covers salsas, dips and sandwiches sold at 26 states as federal investigators probe a multistate salmonella outbreak.
- Taylor Fresh Foods recalled more than a dozen jalapeño-containing products, including salsas and dips distributed across 26 states at Walmart, Kroger, Target, and other major retailers.
- Coast Citrus Distributors initiated a recall after identifying a potential contamination source at a farm in Sinaloa, Mexico, prompting Taylor Farms to pull affected inventory from store shelves.
- Consumers are urged to discard products with "Best If Used By" dates through Aug. 16, with refunds available at purchase locations for items sold at Trader Joe locations.
- As of Sunday, Taylor Farms reported no illnesses linked to the recalled products and has stopped sourcing from the identified grower while transitioning to alternative suppliers.
- The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating the multistate outbreak, following Taylor Farms' recent voluntary withdrawal of iceberg lettuce from a separate contamination concern.
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