US EditionSalmonella Outbreak Prompts Public Health Officials to Recall Beans
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – Eleven people in ten states fell ill with salmonella linked to frozen sprouted beans, with four hospitalizations reported, prompting a nationwide recall by Chetak LLC.
- On July 16, 2025, Chetak LLC Group recalled Deep Sprouted Mat and Moong beans, after FDA testing detected potential salmonella contamination.
- In May, the FDA found salmonella in Deep brand frozen beans, following earlier routine product sampling tested positive for salmonella.
- Across 10 states, the outbreak has sickened residents, CDC said, with at least 11 illnesses and four hospitalizations reported.
- The CDC recommends throwing away or returning the recalled Deep brand frozen sprouted beans to the store, as they are linked to a salmonella outbreak.
- Broader salmonellosis data show significant annual deaths, CDC estimated that approximately 450 Americans die each year from acute salmonellosis, with vulnerable groups including seniors, young children, and immunocompromised individuals.
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