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Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño-containing prepared foods as FDA and CDC probe salmonella outbreak
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More retailers will expand jalapeño-linked recalls as investigators trace Coast Citrus Distributors’ Sinaloa supply chain.

The recall spans multiple national retailers and highlights how a single upstream supplier can cascade risk through the U.S. food system. The mention of restaurant-linked illnesses adds reputational and regulatory pressure beyond grocery shelves.

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The recall spans multiple national retailers and highlights how a single upstream supplier can cascade risk through the U.S. food system. The mention of restaurant-linked illnesses adds reputational and regulatory pressure beyond grocery shelves.

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Forbes via Yahoo News reported Taylor Farms recalled prepared foods containing jalapeños, including guacamole, salsa and pico de gallo, sold at Walmart, Kroger, Target, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s and Hannaford across multiple U.S. states. The FDA and CDC are investigating an outbreak linked to Coast Citrus Distributors in Sinaloa, Mexico. The CDC said hundreds were sickened at Chipotle and Qdoba, with 36 hospitalizations across 27 states.

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Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño-containing prepared foods as FDA and CDC probe salmonella outbreak

Guacamole, salsa and ready-to-eat items sold at major U.S. chains pulled amid investigation tied to a Mexico supplier.

Forbes via Yahoo News·2h ago
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