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08-21-2020 08:53 AM
Target and Aldi issued voluntary recalls of bagged peaches sold in their stores from June 1 to present day on Wednesday.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has linked Wawona-brand peaches sold in 2-pound plastic bags to an outbreak of salmonella enteritis across at least nine states, according to the recall notice.
The recall on the Food and Drug Administration website only mentions Aldi, but the Minnesota Department of Health also identified Target as having sold peaches linked to the outbreak. Target's recall is posted on its website.
As of August 20, the CDC counts at least 68 cases of salmonella linked to peaches so far, 14 of which have resulted in hospitalizations.
Aldi reported that the supplier, Wawona Packing Company, LLC, shipped potentially contaminated peaches to the following states:
The Food and Drug Administration is still investigating the source of the outbreak, including the possibility that contaminated peaches were shipped to other retailers. In the meantime, the FDA advises anyone who has purchased bagged peaches from affected retailers, and can't identify the brand, to throw them away.
The peaches-linked salmonella outbreak is the second tied to the bacteria to strike the country this month. On August 1, Thomson International, Inc. issued a recall of onions potentially contaminated with Salmonella Newport. The affected onions, which were sold at retailers across all 50 US states and in Canada, have sickened at least 1,208 people.
08-21-2020 08:56 AM
Everyday something else is recalled!! What's left to eat?
08-21-2020 09:15 AM
@NicksmomESQ @I agree that food seems to have more recalls than in the past years.I mostly purchase food to cook so I hope to destroy virus.I rarely buy salad ingredients now.We grow lettuce and tomato and onions.I have to purchase cucumber still.
i was reading in another post about your sons wedding plans needing to be changed.I think a smaller wedding will still be very lovely and more personal.The virus has been a real stinker considering it keeps people apart in troubled times rather than coming together to offer support.
08-21-2020 09:23 AM
@dex Thank you for your words of encouragement.
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