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- In early May 2025, contaminated tomatoes from two suppliers—Ray & Mascari and Williams Farms Repack—were withdrawn from stores across 14 states due to salmonella concerns.
- The recall was initiated after Hanshaw & Capling Farms, based in Florida, alerted Ray & Mascari Inc. About a potential Salmonella contamination in the tomatoes they supplied.
- The recalled tomatoes were packaged in plastic containers labeled 'VINE RIPE TOMATOES' and shipped to retailers in states including New York, Illinois, and Georgia.
- FDA reported distribution from April 23 to 28 with no illnesses reported, but customers are urged to discard affected tomatoes immediately due to Salmonella risks causing diarrhea and vomiting.
- The recall highlights ongoing food safety concerns and advises vigilance among consumers and retailers to prevent Salmonella exposure from fresh tomatoes.
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Tomatoes Recalled in 14 States Over Salmonella Concerns—Here’s What You Need to Know
Before slicing those tomatoes for your next meal, make sure they are not part of a major recall. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has confirmed that tomatoes distributed by Ray & Mascari and Williams Farms Repack are being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination. While no illnesses have been reported yet, consumers in 14 states are being urged to throw out specific packages of tomatoes that may pose a health risk. Ray & Mascari’s …
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