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Publix and Aldi store brands among charcuterie pack recalls on salmonella concerns - Vimarsana News

Publix and Aldi store brands among charcuterie pack recalls on salmonella concerns

Dietz & Watson is also among the brands selling meats made by Fratelli Beretta. This is linked to the charcuterie packs recalled from Sam’s Club and Costco in January.

Source: yahoo.com
Costco Products Added to Enormous Recall of Italian Meat Trays - Vimarsana News

Costco Products Added to Enormous Recall of Italian Meat Trays

A recall of thousands of pounds charcuterie sold at Costco and Sam’s Club has been linked to nearly 50 people being sickened by salmonella bacteria, and the retailers and health officials are concerned more people are at risk.

Source: webmd.com
Quaker Oats expands recall of certain products over salmonella risk - Vimarsana News

Quaker Oats expands recall of certain products over salmonella risk

Quaker Oats, the famous oatmeal maker owned by PepsiCo, has expanded a recall for certain granola bars and cereal products issued in December over a possible salmonella contamination risk.

Dry meats sold at Costco and Sam's Club linked to Salmonella outbreak in WA - Vimarsana News

Dry meats sold at Costco and Sam's Club linked to Salmonella outbreak in WA

Five people in Washington State have gotten Salmonella poisoning from dry meat products sold at Sam’s Club and Costco, according to the CDC.

Source: yahoo.com
Quaker Oats expands recall of certain products over salmonella risk - Vimarsana News

Quaker Oats expands recall of certain products over salmonella risk

Quaker Oats, the famous oatmeal maker owned by PepsiCo, has expanded a recall for certain granola bars and cereal products issued in December over a possible salmonella contamination risk.

Source: foxla.com