Sprouts Recalled After 55 Illnesses Reported in 15 States
Federal health officials and state agencies continue investigating 108 illnesses across 19 states tied to contaminated sprouts, with 55 cases linked directly to E. coli and Salmonella. The outbreak response has already prompted alfalfa sprouting seed recalls from Berlin Seeds in Ohio and Todd's Seeds LLC in Tennessee. LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, Florida, has issued a separate alfalfa sprout recall over E. coli concerns. While the initial seed recalls gained widespread attention, the Miami recall appeared only on an obscure Food and Drug Administration enforcement report.
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- ✓ LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, FL, recalled its alfalfa sprouts because of possible contamination with E. coli.
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LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, Florida, recalled its alfalfa sprouts due to possible E. coli contamination.
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Sprout Recalls Expand as E. Coli and Salmonella Inquiries Continue
Federal health officials and state agencies continue investigating 108 illnesses across 19 states tied to contaminated sprouts, with 55 cases linked directly to E. coli and Salmonella. The outbreak response has already prompted alfalfa sprouting seed recalls from Berlin Seeds in Ohio and Todd's Seeds LLC in Tennessee. LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, Florida, has issued a separate alfalfa sprout recall over E. coli concerns. While the initial seed recalls gained widespread attention, the Miami recall appeared only on an obscure Food and Drug Administration enforcement report.
Why it matters
Foodborne illness outbreaks linked to raw sprouts present persistent public health challenges because the warm, moist conditions required for sprouting also foster bacterial growth. Regulatory bodies track these distribution chains carefully to prevent widespread distribution of contaminated seeds and finished produce. As enforcement actions spread across different distribution channels, consumers face complex recall notices spanning multiple states.
What is confirmed
- LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, FL, recalled its alfalfa sprouts because of possible contamination with E. coli.
What to watch next
- Additional retail distribution details and expanded geographic reach for the LEASA Industries sprout recall.
- Official Food and Drug Administration updates regarding the multi-state E. coli and Salmonella investigations.
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Sprouts Recall Expanded Amid 55 E. coli, Salmonella Illnesses in 15 States
The recall of alfalfa sprouting seeds has been expanded due to reports of illnesses. Berlin Seeds of Ohio and Todd's Seeds LLC of Tennessee have issued recalls. The outbreaks are linked to contaminated alfalfa and broccoli sprouts. The FDA and CDC are investigating 108 illnesses in 19 states, with 55 cases attributed to E. coli and Salmonella contamination.
Why it matters
The expanded recall and ongoing investigation highlight concerns about food safety and the risk of contamination in sprouting seeds. The outbreaks have affected multiple states, prompting a coordinated response from health authorities. Consumers are advised to be cautious when consuming sprouts and to check for recall notices.
What is confirmed
- The FDA and CDC are investigating 108 illnesses in 19 states.
- 55 cases are attributed to E. coli and Salmonella contamination.
- Berlin Seeds of Ohio and Todd's Seeds LLC of Tennessee have issued recalls.
- The outbreaks are linked to contaminated alfalfa and broccoli sprouts.
Still unconfirmed
- The FDA continues to refuse to reveal the name of the seed supplier.
What to watch next
- Further updates on the investigation into the seed supplier
- Additional recalls of sprouting seeds
- CDC and FDA announcements on the outbreak
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Sprouts Recall Expanded After 108 Illnesses Reported in 19 States
A recall of alfalfa sprouting seeds has been expanded after reports of 108 illnesses in 19 states, with 55 cases attributed to E. coli and Salmonella contamination. Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, and Todd's Seeds LLC of Cookeville, TN, have issued recalls. The outbreaks have been linked to contaminated alfalfa and broccoli sprouts. The FDA and CDC are investigating.
Why it matters
The ongoing outbreaks highlight the risk of contamination in sprout production and the importance of effective recalls. Consumers are advised to check for recalled products and follow proper handling and cooking procedures. The investigations aim to identify the sources of contamination and prevent further illnesses.
What is confirmed
- Two sprout outbreaks have sickened 108 people in 19 states.
- Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed.
- Todd's Seeds LLC of Cookeville, TN, recalled 37,481 units of sprouting seeds.
- The outbreaks have been linked to contaminated alfalfa and broccoli sprouts.
What to watch next
- Further updates on the investigation and additional recalls
- The FDA and CDC's findings on the sources of contamination
- The impact of the recalls on sprout production and distribution
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Sprouts Recall Expanded as 76 Illnesses Reported in 16 States
The CDC reports 76 people in 16 states are sick from alfalfa sprouts contaminated with E. coli and Salmonella. Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed. A separate Salmonella outbreak involving broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC has sickened 32 people across six states. The FDA and CDC are investigating the multistate outbreak.
Why it matters
The outbreak involves contamination from both E. coli and Salmonella. The affected sprouts were produced by Everything Sprouts, a Minnesota grower, and sold under the Calco and Everything Sprouts brands. Food safety officials are working to identify the source of the contamination and prevent further illnesses.
What is confirmed
- 76 people in 16 states are sick from alfalfa sprouts linked to a single seed lot.
- The outbreak involves contamination from both E. coli and Salmonella.
- Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed due to potential Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and Salmonella.
- A separate Salmonella outbreak involving broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC has sickened 32 people across six states as of September 29.
What to watch next
- Further updates on the investigation and potential additional recalls
- The FDA and CDC's findings on the source of the contamination
- Any additional illnesses reported in the coming weeks
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Alfalfa Sprout Outbreak Grows to 76 Illnesses Across 16 States
The CDC reports 76 people in 16 states are sick from alfalfa sprouts linked to a single seed lot. This follows earlier reports of 55 illnesses. The outbreak involves contamination from both E. coli and Salmonella. Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, previously recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed due to potential Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and Salmonella. A separate Salmonella outbreak involving broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC has sickened 32 people across six states as of September 29.
Why it matters
Sprouts are high-risk foods for bacterial growth. Federal regulators are tracking multiple concurrent produce outbreaks to identify contamination sources. These investigations aim to prevent further spread among home sprouters and consumers.
What is confirmed
- The CDC counts 76 people sick in 16 states from alfalfa sprouts tied to one seed lot.
- Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed.
- A Salmonella outbreak tied to Evergreen Fresh Sprouts broccoli sprouts has sickened 32 people in six states.
- The alfalfa sprout contamination involves both E. coli and Salmonella.
What to watch next
- Identification of the specific seed lot source for the alfalfa sprout outbreak
- Further updates on the number of confirmed patients in the broccoli sprout outbreak
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Sprout-Linked Bacterial Outbreaks Prompt New Recalls
Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed after products were linked to potential contamination with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and Salmonella. The recall follows an expansion in a separate Salmonella outbreak tied to broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC, which grew to 32 confirmed patients across six states as of September 24. Federal health regulators are actively tracking multiple foodborne outbreaks nationwide as investigations continue into bacterial contamination across various produce items.
Why it matters
Sprout-related food safety incidents present recurrent public health challenges due to the warm, moist conditions required for sprouting that also foster bacterial growth. Regulatory bodies monitor these outbreaks closely to prevent severe illnesses and trace contaminated seeds distributed across multiple states. These incidents compound broader food safety concerns involving various agricultural products.
What is confirmed
- Berlin Seeds of Millersburg, Ohio, recalled 950 pounds of alfalfa sprouting seed.
- The recalled alfalfa sprouting seeds have the potential to be contaminated with Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and/or Salmonella.
- As of September 24, there were 32 confirmed patients across six states in a Salmonella outbreak traced to broccoli sprouts from Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC.
- Ten people were added to the patient count in the Salmonella outbreak linked to Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC broccoli sprouts.
Still unconfirmed
- One illness has been reported directly to Berlin Seeds in connection with the recalled alfalfa seed.
What to watch next
- Further updates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding the scope of active sprout outbreaks
- Additional recall notices or lot code distributions from federal health regulators
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FDA Upgrades Sprouts Salmonella Recall to Highest Risk Level
Federal health regulators have elevated a bacterial contamination warning for packaged sprouts to the highest risk category following a multistate outbreak. Across 15 states in the Midwest, Northeast, and South, 55 illnesses are now reported in connection with the bacteria. The escalation indicates a reasonable probability of death or serious adverse health consequences from the recalled produce. This development compounds recent food safety scares involving other items such as pistachio nut butter, lettuce, eggs, and jalapeños nationwide.
Why it matters
Foodborne pathogen outbreaks linked to fresh produce pose persistent challenges for public health authorities monitoring supply chains. Packaged sprouts are particularly vulnerable to bacterial growth due to the warm, moist conditions required for their cultivation. Federal agencies utilize risk classifications to signal the severity of distribution threats to consumers and retailers alike.
What is confirmed
- The FDA upgraded the warning to its highest risk level over bacterial contamination.
- People in 15 states have been sickened across the Midwest, Northeast, and South.
Still unconfirmed
- The recall involves a reasonable probability of death.
What to watch next
- Further statements from the FDA regarding the specific distributor or brand name tied to the highest-risk recall
- Updates on whether the illness count of 55 will rise as health agencies process additional state reports
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Evergreen Fresh Sprouts Recalls Broccoli Sprouts Over Salmonella Risk
Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC recalled 215 cases of broccoli sprouts on September 10, 2026, due to potential Salmonella contamination. The company is based in Moyie Springs, Idaho. This action follows a multistate salmonella outbreak that previously sickened 22 people and led to two hospitalizations. Separately, Walmart is recalling Bettergoods pistachio nut butter across 19 states after tests detected Salmonella. These events contribute to a broader trend of foodborne illness outbreaks involving lettuce, eggs, and jalapeños across the United States.
Why it matters
Salmonella outbreaks linked to Evergreen Sprouts have occurred three times since 2011. Experts worry that current recall numbers might not reflect the true scale of contamination issues.
What is confirmed
- Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC announced a recall of 215 cases of broccoli sprouts on September 10, 2026.
- The recall was issued because the broccoli sprouts may be contaminated with Salmonella.
- Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC is located in Moyie Springs, Idaho.
- Walmart recalled Bettergoods pistachio nut butter in 19 states due to potential Salmonella contamination.
What to watch next
- FDA or CDC confirmation of the total number of illnesses linked specifically to the September 10 recall
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Sprouts Recalled After 55 Illnesses Reported in 15 States
Recalled broccoli sprouts are blamed for a multistate salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly two dozen people across four states, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention investigating the cluster. The outbreak involves 22 illnesses and two hospitalizations. Meanwhile, a separate salmonella outbreak has been traced to Evergreen Sprouts, marking the third outbreak since 2011 linked to that specific grower. Additionally, Great Value frozen berries sold at Walmart face a separate recall due to possible E. coli contamination.
Why it matters
Food safety investigations frequently monitor fresh produce like sprouts because damp growing conditions can foster bacterial growth. The involvement of Evergreen Sprouts marks a recurring pattern of contamination incidents spanning over a decade. Concurrently, broader food safety concerns persist as major retailers address separate bacterial risks in frozen goods.
What is confirmed
- Recalled broccoli sprouts are blamed for a multistate salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly two dozen people.
- The CDC is investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to recalled broccoli sprouts after 22 illnesses and two hospitalizations were reported across four states.
Still unconfirmed
- Great Value frozen berries sold at Walmart carry a risk of severe illness due to potential E. coli contamination.
What to watch next
- Updates from the CDC regarding the spread of the broccoli sprouts salmonella outbreak across additional states.
- Further findings by the FDA concerning the Evergreen Sprouts investigation.
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Everything Sprouts Expands Recall to Radish Mix Amid Multistate Outbreak
Everything Sprouts, LLC expanded its nationwide recall on August 28, 2026, to include specific lots of Robust Radish Sprout Mix. The move follows the discovery of life-threatening pathogens in additional batches. The outbreak has caused 55 illnesses and four hospitalizations across 15 states. Federal investigators are currently examining a seed supplier as a potential common link between the Salmonella and E. coli contaminations.
Why it matters
Alfalfa sprouts were the initial focus of the recall. The Department of Agriculture estimates one in six Americans face foodborne illness every year. FDA data through August indicates overall food recalls remain below historical averages.
What is confirmed
- The sprouts outbreak has caused 55 illnesses and four hospitalizations.
- Everything Sprouts, LLC expanded its recall to include certain lots of Robust Radish Sprout Mix on August 28, 2026.
Still unconfirmed
- A specific seed supplier may be the source of the multistate outbreak.
What to watch next
- FDA findings regarding the seed supplier
- Additional product lots added to the recall
- Reports of new hospitalizations or deaths
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Dual-Bacteria Outbreak Linked to Recalled Alfalfa Sprouts
A national recall of alfalfa sprouts follows 55 reported illnesses across 15 states linked to Salmonella and E. coli. At least two patients contracted both bacteria simultaneously. Florida reported two illnesses despite the product not being sold in that state. While these outbreaks raise safety concerns, FDA data through August shows total food recalls are currently below historical levels. The Department of Agriculture estimates one in six Americans experience some form of foodborne illness annually.
Why it matters
The CDC and FDA are tracking the spread of these infections across multiple regions. Previous reports highlighted 17 illnesses in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The current situation examines how a single contamination event can trigger multiple recalls across different brands.
What is confirmed
- Alfalfa sprouts are linked to 55 illnesses across 15 states.
- At least two people were infected with both E. coli and Salmonella.
- FDA data through August indicates food recalls are running below historical levels.
Still unconfirmed
- Two people in Florida reported illnesses linked to recalled alfalfa sprouts despite the product not being sold in that state.
What to watch next
- FDA reports on the source of the dual-bacteria contamination
- Updated illness counts from the CDC
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Alfalfa Sprouts Recall: 55 Illnesses Reported in 15 States
Everything Sprouts has recalled its alfalfa sprouts products after the CDC identified dozens of national food-poisoning cases linked to Salmonella and E. coli, sickening 55 people across 15 states. The outbreak has affected multiple regions, including Minnesota and Wisconsin, where 17 residents have fallen ill. The CDC and FDA are monitoring the spread of the infection as the recall takes effect.
Why it matters
The recall is a response to a nationwide outbreak of foodborne illnesses. Food safety remains a critical concern in the US, with recent weeks seeing multiple recalls and investigations. The CDC and FDA are actively working to contain the outbreak and prevent further illnesses.
What is confirmed
- Alfalfa sprouts sold in grocery stores have sickened 55 people in 15 states.
- The outbreak has been linked to Salmonella and E. coli.
- 17 residents in Minnesota and Wisconsin have fallen ill.
What to watch next
- Further updates on the recall and its impact
- Investigation findings on the source of contamination
- CDC and FDA reports on the effectiveness of the recall
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Alfalfa Sprouts Recalled After 55 Illnesses Across 15 States
Health officials and the FDA have linked an outbreak of Salmonella and E. coli to alfalfa sprouts, sickening at least 55 people across 15 states. Everything Sprouts has recalled its products following the CDC's identification of dozens of national food-poisoning cases. The outbreak has affected multiple regions, including Minnesota and Wisconsin, where 17 residents have fallen ill. The CDC and FDA are continuing to monitor the spread of the infection as the recall takes effect.
Why it matters
Alfalfa sprouts are high-risk foods for bacterial contamination due to the warm, humid conditions required for sprouting. This multi-state outbreak involves two different types of dangerous bacteria, increasing the complexity of the public health response.
What is confirmed
- At least 55 people have become ill in an outbreak linked to alfalfa sprouts.
- The outbreak has affected 15 states.
- The illnesses are linked to Salmonella and E. coli.
- Everything Sprouts recalled products after the CDC reported dozens of food-poisoning cases.
- 17 residents of Wisconsin have become sick.
- The FDA and CDC have linked the alfalfa sprouts to the outbreak.
What to watch next
- Identification of the specific farm or supplier where the contamination occurred
- Updates on the total number of illnesses and hospitalizations
- FDA findings from laboratory testing of recalled sprout batches
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