Fruit Recall News Today

FDA has recalled peaches, plums, and nectarines sold between May and November 22-23 due to listeria risk. CDC reports 11 illnesses, 1 death. If symptoms like fever or nausea occur, seek medical help. Dispose of affected products and stay informed for your health.

Peaches, plums and nectarines that have been recalled due to contamination concerns went to major retailers across the country, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned.

The Public Health Agency of Canada says at least 26 lab-confirmed cases of salmonella have been reported in five provinces possibly related to a brand of cantaloupe.

Death and preterm labor have been reported in a Listeria outbreak linked to recalled HMC Farms peaches, plums and nectarines.

Reports of infections and lead toxicity linked to fresh and pureed produce are on the rise. Learn about the fruit recall of November 2023.

Peaches, plums and nectarines sold at Publix, Safeway and Walmart stores, among others linked to an outbreak of Listeria. Learn if you're affected.

If you bought or ate some frozen strawberries recently, you may want to double-check that they aren't affected by this recall happening in Michigan.

If you bought or ate some frozen strawberries recently, you may want to double-check that they aren't affected by this recall happening in Michigan.

If you bought or ate some frozen strawberries recently, you may want to double-check that they aren't affected by this recall happening in Michigan.

If you bought or ate some frozen strawberries recently, you may want to double-check that they aren't affected by this recall happening in Michigan.