Albertsons recalls products sold in New Mexico potentially contaminated with Salmonella
Albertsons and United are recalling nearly 60 store-made items in New Mexico due to a Salmonella risk.
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Who reported it (8)
- Albertsons pulls 59 items made with recalled jalapeños from New Mexico stores Albuquerque Journal · 19h ago
- Albertson’s voluntary recall of 59 store-made jalapeño related items following a supplier-initiated recall by Ron’s Home Style Foods. 96.3 KKOB · 19h ago
- Albertson’s Companies recalls 59 store-made items over salmonella risk EverythingLubbock.com · 19h ago
- Albertsons issues voluntary recall for jalapeno products in New Mexico KOAT · 19h ago
- Albertsons recalls products found in New Mexico stores due to salmonella risk KOB 4 · 19h ago
- Albertsons issues voluntary recall for store-made items containing Pico de Gallo made with recalled Jalapeños MyHighPlains.com · 19h ago
- Albertsons voluntarily recalling nearly 60 store-made items containing pico de gallo made with recalled jalapeños WFAA · 19h ago
- Albertsons, United voluntarily recall 59 items containing pico de gallo following supplier recall KCBD · 19h ago
The brief
Albertsons and United are recalling 59 store-made items in New Mexico. The recall affects products containing pico de gallo made with jalapeños that were recalled by a supplier. The jalapeños and products made with them are potentially contaminated with Salmonella.
The recall is voluntary and involves items sold in Albertsons and United stores in New Mexico. The affected products include jalapeno items and store-made items containing pico de gallo. The recall was issued after a supplier recalled jalapeños due to a Salmonella risk.
The next step is for consumers to check their purchases. Albertsons and United have not yet specified what customers should do with recalled products. The Food and Drug Administration has not yet commented on the recall.
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Quick answers
Which states are affected by the recall?
Only New Mexico.
What products are being recalled?
Nearly 60 store-made items containing pico de gallo made with recalled jalapeños.
What should consumers do if they have purchased recalled items?
Albertsons and United have not yet specified what customers should do with recalled products.
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