加州食品供应商Taylor Farms因沙门氏菌污染风险，主动召回含有墨西哥进口辣椒的多种产品[1][2]。召回产品包括莎莎酱、鳄梨酱、皮科德加洛和玉米片酱等[1][2]，这些产品已在Kroger、Whole Foods、Walmart等多家零售商销售，保质期至2026年8月16日[2]。
美国CDC和FDA正在调查一起沙门氏菌爆发事件，该爆发已波及27个州，导致345人感染，其中36人住院[1]。污染源被追踪到墨西哥锡那罗亚州的一名农民，该农民通过Coast Citrus Distributors向Taylor Farms供应新鲜辣椒[1][2]。Chipotle Mexican Grill和Qdoba等连锁餐厅已停止使用涉及的进口辣椒[1]。Taylor Farms已停止从该农场采购，改用替代供应商[2]。公司表示目前未收到与召回产品相关的任何疾病报告[1][2]。
这是Taylor Farms数周内第二次产品召回[1]。此前，该公司曾因环孢子虫污染风险，自愿停止所有来自墨西哥中部的冰山生菜采购和生产[1]。消费者如有疑问，可拨打公司热线855-455-0098（周一至周五太平洋时间上午8点至下午5点）咨询[2]。
California-based food supplier Taylor Farms announced a voluntary recall of salsa and guacamole products containing imported Mexican jalapeños due to salmonella contamination risk [1][2]. The recalled items, which carry expiration dates through August 16, 2026, have been sold at major retailers including Kroger, Whole Foods, Walmart, Target, Trader Joe's, and Stop & Shop [2].
The contamination has been traced to a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico, who supplied fresh peppers to Coast Citrus Distributors [1][2]. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to these products that has affected 27 states, with 345 confirmed infections and 36 hospitalizations [1]. Major restaurant chains including Chipotle Mexican Grill and Qdoba have ceased using the affected imported peppers [1]. Taylor Farms stated it has received no disease reports associated with the recalled products and has discontinued purchasing from the implicated farm in favor of alternative suppliers [1][2]. The company has established a consumer hotline at 855-455-0098, available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific time [2].
This represents the second product recall by Taylor Farms in recent weeks, following an earlier voluntary halt to iceberg lettuce sourcing and production from central Mexico due to cyclospora contamination [1].