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More than 300 people at a New York correctional facility have fallen ill as a Salmonella outbreak is confirmed. Health officials are investigating the source and have implemented containment and sanitation measures; there have been no reported deaths and authorities continue to monitor the situation.
The FDA is recalling two moringa-based green superfood supplements sold online nationwide through Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop and Target after a multistate salmonella outbreak is linked to moringa leaf powder. The affected products are TNVitamins Ultra Potent Complete Green Superfood (120 capsules) and Doctor’s Pride Complete Green Superfood Ultra Potent Moringa, sold in white bottles with specific lot numbers and expiration dates. There have been 119 illnesses and 32 hospitalizations nationwide. Consumers should check recall notices for UPCs/expiry dates and seek medical help if symptoms like diarrhea or fever develop; the CDC advises contacting a healthcare professional for serious symptoms.
A nationwide salmonella outbreak tied to Mogo Moringa Oleifera capsules has sickened 18 people, including two in Washington (Grant County and Pierce County), with seven hospitalized. Three lots of Mogo Pure Moringa Oleifera Capsules have been recalled (lot #15525AA exp June 2027 and #00926AA exp January 2028). Symptoms include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and cramps, typically appearing 6 hours to 6 days after exposure; public health officials urge proper handwashing and safe food handling.
Michigan health officials warn of three multistate Salmonella outbreaks linked to backyard poultry, especially baby chicks and ducklings, with 184 cases across 31 states including 21 in Michigan. The strains involved are Salmonella enteritidis, mbandaka, and saintpaul, and many cases involve children under five. Transmission occurs through handling birds and contaminated environments. Officials urge keeping poultry outdoors, avoiding indoor housing, washing hands after contact, keeping birds away from food areas, and seeking medical care if infection is suspected.
The CDC reports nearly 200 people ill in a multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry, with four cases in Georgia. Children under five are disproportionately affected. To reduce risk, avoid kissing or snuggling birds and wash hands after handling poultry or anything in their environment.
A recall of more than two million pounds of powdered milk from California Dairies is linked to eight recalls across multiple brands nationwide due to potential Salmonella contamination. The milk powder was used in a wide range of foods, triggering a Class I recall because consumption could cause serious illness or death. Affected products span Ghirardelli mixes, Utz chips, Giant Eagle pita chips, Pork King Good seasonings, and Williams Sonoma/Fireworks popcorn, among others; consumers should discard affected items. No illnesses have been reported yet.
A widespread recall of dozens of snacks—ranging from Utz chips to popcorn, nuts, and chocolate products—stems from potentially tainted powdered milk and buttermilk supplied by California Dairies. The FDA-reported voluntary recall, announced April 20, has prompted retailers nationwide to pull affected items; no injuries have been reported, but consumers are urged to discard or return any recalled products.
The FDA says Spring & Mulberry has expanded a prior recall to include all 12 date-sweetened chocolate bars after identifying a date ingredient as the likely contamination source; flavors affected include Blood Orange, Earl Grey, Lavender Rose, Mint Leaf and more; these bars were sold online and through select retailers since August 2025. No illnesses have been reported; all recalled products tested negative for salmonella. Consumers should discard affected bars and can request refunds by emailing [email protected].
Spring & Mulberry broadened its recall of date-sweetened chocolate to all products made with a specific batch of date ingredient after a root-cause investigation identified the date ingredient as the likely contamination source; there have been no illnesses and all recalled products tested negative for salmonella. The bars had been sold online and in stores since August 2025; affected flavors and batch codes are listed, and refunds are available by contacting Spring & Mulberry with a photo of the packaging showing the batch code.
Indiana-based Albright’s Raw Pet Food has recalled its Chicken Recipe for Dogs Complete and Balanced due to possible salmonella contamination. The 1 lb pouches (product number 20855404008367, lot code C001730) with an expiration date of April 28, 2027 were distributed nationwide; pet owners should discard any affected batches. No illnesses have been reported yet. The FDA notes that salmonella can affect both pets and people and emphasizes proper handling and disposal of the product.
The FDA issued a nationwide recall of Spring & Mulberry chocolate bars after confirming an ingredient contaminated with salmonella; affected flavors and batch codes are listed, and customers who bought these items should not consume them and should discard or return them for a refund due to potential serious illness, especially in young children, the elderly, or immunocompromised individuals.
Indiana-based Albright's Raw Pet Food is recalling its Chicken Recipe for Dogs Complete and Balanced (1 lb pouches; exp. 2027-04-28; lot C001730) because of possible salmonella; the product was distributed nationwide and owners should discard any contaminated batches; the FDA warns that infected pets can show symptoms and may pose a risk to people, though no illnesses have been reported.
The FDA says Spring & Mulberry has voluntarily expanded its nationwide recall after a root-cause investigation pointed to a date ingredient as the likely source of contamination; there have been no illnesses and all recalled products tested negative for salmonella. The list includes several Spring & Mulberry bars with batch codes and colors; if you own any, do not eat them and contact [email protected] for a refund and disposal instructions.
Utz is voluntarily recalling nine potato-chip varieties due to a seasoning that may carry salmonella from dry milk powder sourced through a third party; despite negative tests in the seasoning, the recall is precautionary. Affected flavors include Zapp’s Bayou Blackened Ranch, Salt and Vinegar, Dirty Brand Salt and Vinegar, Maui Onion, Big Cheezy, and Sour Cream and Onion in various bag sizes. Consumers should discard the products; no other Utz items are involved. The milk-powder issue has also triggered broader recalls at other brands.
Illinois-based John B. Sanfilippo and Son is recalling multiple nut mixes and a Mexican street corn trail mix after potential salmonella contamination. The affected products include Good & Gather, Southern Style Nuts, Fisher, and Squirrel Brand mixes sold at Target and other retailers. The seasoning used contains dry milk powder that had been recalled previously, and the FDA notes the salmonella test on the seasoning was negative before use; the recall is precautionary. Consumers who purchased these items should not eat them and can return them to the store for a refund or replacement.