The salmonella outbreak continues to grow in the United States, and more products made with Taylor Farms jalapeños have been recalled. These items were sold at several retailers across the country; here’s where they were sold so you can take the necessary precautions.
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Where Were the Recalled Jalapeño Products Sold?
The products were distributed to retailers such as:
- • Hannaford
- • Kroger
- • Stop and Shop
- • Target
- • Trader Joe’s
- • Walmart
- • Whole Foods
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Which Jalapeño Products Are Being Recalled?
The recall includes several foods that contain jalapeños sold by Taylor Farms. The affected products are:
- • Diced Jalapeños: sold at Hannaford stores in Maine and New York with UPC 030223082712 and best-by dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/14/2026.
- • Rice and Bean Burrito: sold at Hannaford stores in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont with UPC 030223082736 and best-by dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/11/2026.
- • Private Selection Spicy Roast Beef Sandwich PS: sold at Kroger stores in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas with UPC 011110678171 and expiration dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/12/2026.
- • Spicy Jarlsberg Dip: sold at Kroger stores in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Texas, and West Virginia with UPC 030223114826 and expiration dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/15/2026.
- • Spicy Pimento Cheese Dip: sold at Kroger stores in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Texas, and West Virginia with UPC 030223116448 and best-by dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/15/2026.
- • Pico de Gallo Salsa: sold at Stop and Shop and Hannaford stores in Massachusetts, Maine, and New York with UPC 688267575778 and expiration dates between 7/8/2026 and 8/14/2026.
- • Taylor Farms and Unbranded Taco Dip: sold at Target stores in Florida, Ohio, and Texas with UPC 030223073581 and expiration dates between 8/12/2026 and 8/13/2026.
- • Taylor Farms and Unbranded Mango Pico de Gallo: sold at Target stores in Ohio and Texas with UPC 030223073543 and best-by dates between 8/8/2026 and 8/13/2026.
- • Taylor Farms and Unbranded Spicy Guacamole: sold at Target stores in Ohio and Texas with UPC 030223073574 and expiration dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/13/2026.
- • Taylor Farms Pico de Gallo: sold at Target stores in Texas with UPC 030223073536 and expiration dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/14/2026.
- • Taylor Farms Authentic Guacamole: sold at Target stores in Texas with UPC 030223073567 and expiration dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/12/2026.
- • Trader Joe’s Fiesta Style Salad Shrimp: sold at Trader Joe’s stores in Texas with UPC 000000818377 and best-by dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/12/2026.
- • Freshness Guaranteed Hot (or Spicy) Pico de Gallo Spicy: sold at Walmart stores in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin with UPC 681131276351 and best-by dates between 8/8/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Freshness Guaranteed Mild Pico De Gallo: sold at Walmart stores in Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin with UPC 681131276344 and best-by dates between 8/8/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Salsa Fresca Medium: sold at Whole Foods stores in Illinois and Texas with UPC 030223075080 and best-by dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Pico de Gallo Mild: sold at Whole Foods stores in Illinois and Texas with UPC 030223075097 and expiration dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Pico de Gallo Spicy: sold at Whole Foods stores in Illinois and Texas with UPC 030223075608 and expiration dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Salsa Roja Medium: sold at Whole Foods stores in Illinois and Texas with UPC 030223075639 and best-by dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/16/2026.
- • Pineapple Mango Salsa Mild: sold at Whole Foods stores in Illinois and Texas with UPC 030223075653 and best-by dates between 8/7/2026 and 8/14/2026.
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How Many People Have Become Sick in the Salmonella Outbreak in the United States?
So far, 345 salmonella cases have been confirmed, with 36 hospitalizations.
What Is Salmonella?
According to Mayo Clinic, Salmonella is a type of bacteria commonly found in the intestines of humans and animals and is shed through feces. People typically become infected by consuming contaminated food or water.
Symptoms of Salmonella Infection
While some people infected with Salmonella may not show symptoms, many experience diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain within 8 to 72 hours after exposure. Most healthy individuals recover without medical treatment within a few days or up to a week.
However, in certain cases, diarrhea can lead to severe dehydration that requires urgent medical attention. If the bacteria spread beyond the intestines, it can cause serious and potentially life-threatening complications. The most common signs and symptoms include:
- • Diarrhea
- • Stomach cramps (abdominal pain)
- • Fever
- • Nausea
- • Vomiting
- • Chills
- • Headache
- • Blood in the stool
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