Whole Foods retira 43 productos en 12 estados por brote de salmonella en jalapeños mexicanos

Whole Foods Market has recalled 43 products across 12 U.S. states following a multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers sourced from a producer in Sinaloa, Mexico. The recall, initiated on August 12, is part of a broader industry-wide effort to address the contamination concerns associated with the affected produce.

The action follows the identification of the peppers as the source of the outbreak. As a subsidiary of Amazon, the supermarket chain is coordinating the removal of these items from its inventory to mitigate public health risks.