Food safety roundup: Cheese and greens products recalled amid Listeria and Salmonella concerns
A new regulatory roundup highlighted multiple food recalls, including cheeses linked to potential Listeria contamination and greens products tied to Salmonella concerns, underscoring ongoing foodborne-illness vigilance.
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A regulatory update tracking U.S. food and drug actions reported multiple food recalls in mid-January, including cheeses flagged for potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination and powdered greens products recalled over possible Salmonella risk.
The notice also referenced an FDA outbreak investigation involving Salmonella and a dietary supplement, reflecting how contamination investigations can span both foods and supplements.
Consumers are typically advised to check lot numbers and retailer notices, discard affected items, and seek medical advice if they develop symptoms consistent with foodborne illness after consuming recalled products.
- Cheese products were recalled over potential Listeria contamination.
- Super greens products were recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination.
- An FDA Salmonella outbreak investigation related to a dietary supplement was noted in the update.