Listeria outbreak: Complete list of recalls that affect foods that are sold at Walmart

Since March 2025 there has been a steady recall current, from Tortilla chips to frozen meals

Since March 2025, almost six foods have been made available at Walmart, as reported by the company and the US Food and Drug Administration.

The strange pattern of recalls at Walmart – the world’s largest retailer, which, according to Aitechonic, sells products to 95 percent of Americans – is a nation with a outbreak from Listeria.

The retail giant published an explanation on its website to reduce concern about recalls: “Walmart and Sam’s Club are committed to the health and security of our customers and members and are supported by our health, product safety and product safety and product safety for the provision of products that are safe and compliant. We are withdrawn from our product.

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Here is the full list of the items sold in Walmart:

Baked beans

According to the Vietti Food Group from Nashville, Tennessee, 4,515 cases of Yellowstone -Braun -Zucker -Melasse -Melasse (15 ounces) were called back on May 2, since there was no declared soy.

In a press release, the company said: “The Vietti Food Group is reminiscent of 4,515 cases of its Yellowstone-brown sugar-melace beans (15 oz.) Due to the presence of non-declared soy. People with allergy or severe sensitivity to soy risk, serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if they consume this product.”

No diseases were reported in connection with the recall. Customers are recommended to return the baked beans to their local walmart for reimbursement.

Celery

Duda Farm Fresh Foods, Inc. In California, warned consumers to pay attention to a certain production that could possibly be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes. The advice, which was published on April 10 by the Georgia Department of Agriculture, showed a positive result for contamination after routine departure tests.

The possibly contaminated product is a 4-counting bundle pack with 4-inch/1.6 -unzen-marketside seller tabs with the UPC code 6 81131 16151 0. The food is sold at Walmart.

The product should go beyond the date of the sale, so that consumers who may have bought it should immediately discard the celery.

Tortilla chips

While Frito-Lay is limited on the list compared to the other products, on March 26, he issued a recall of a certain number of traditional Tortilla chips from Tostitos Cantina.

The product was called back in some bags due to the possible presence of Nacho -Käse -Tortilla chips that fall under the category of non -declared milk. The called back chips represent a strong threat to people with milk allergy or severe sensitivity.

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The recalled product is contained in a flexible 13-ounce bag with the UPC code 28400 52848. The best date of the best date is May 20, 2025. No allergic reactions have been reported in connection with the recalled product.

Lean kitchen frozen meals

Due to potential wood pollution, Nestlé USA voluntarily recalled a limited number of Lean Cuisine® and Stouffer’S® frozen meals.

“We take this action after contacting consumers Nestlé USA to this problem, including a previous potential suffocation incident. Batch codes can be identified at the side of the product packaging. Use the following reference images and search for the ten-digit batch code before the best before the date,” wrote the company in a statement.

The recall includes specific batches of the following products that were manufactured between August 2024 and March 2025:

Lean cuisine® butternusskurbis ravioli

Lean cuisine® spinach articke ravioli

Roast lean cuisine® lemon blower roast roast

Stouffer’S® party size chicken lasagne (96 ounces)