Listeria Outbreak: Recalled Fruit Sold at Major Retailers Linked to Illness and Death
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Eleven people have been sickened and one person has died in an outbreak of listeria linked to whole peaches, plums, and nectarines sold at major retailers across the United States, including Walmart, Sam's Club, Publix, Aldi, Sprouts, and Albertsons banner stores. The fruits, distributed nationwide, were sold from May 2022 to November 2023. Symptoms of listeriosis can range from mild to severe and are most likely to affect pregnant individuals, newborns, older adults, and those with weakened immune systems. The recalled fruit is no longer available for sale, and consumers are advised not to eat, sell, or serve it.
- Fruit Tainted With Listeria Sold At IL Stores Sickens 11; 1 Death Patch
- Large retailers such as Publix, Walmart, Aldi received recalled stone fruit, FDA warns CNN
- FDA warns about possible listeria risk in HMC Farms fruit CBS New York
- Fruit Sold At NJ Stores Behind Deadly Listeria Outbreak Patch
- Peach consumers may need to check their fruit as part of a recall WQAD News 8
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