This was an intensive week for food. Find out why your frozen meals, a variety of frozen corn dog products and containers with freshly cut Cantaloupe need a second look. To get help with the identification of a called back object, contact our food recall guide.
Popular frozen meals that were called back due to Listeria contamination
On October 1st the Demers Food Group Remembered Scott & Jons Shrimp Scampi with linguine After he had found that one of the pasta ingredients might have been contaminated with Listeria. The food of foods that are contaminated with this pathogen created with food serious infection known as listeriosis. For healthy people, the symptoms of Listeria poisoning sound to anyone who ever had food poisoning: fever, headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea. This infection can be fatal in small children, older adults and people with a weakened immune system.
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This recall from Scott & Jon connects with an ongoing examination with the fine foods of Nates, the supplier of a contaminated ingredient. Nates is the culprit behind several other recently published notifications and recalls of public health, including:
Scott & Jon’s affected products were distributed nationwide between distributors September 15, 2025Present And September 25, 2025. It is not yet clear which food dealers have delivered the object that has now been included, although Walmart, Kroger, BJS wholesale club and public seem to sell the article in places across the country. (We will definitely update you when we learn more).
How to identify the called back pasta
Product name: Scott & Jon’s Shrimp Scampi with linguine
Package size: 9.6 ounces
Loscodes: S254522, S2555522, S259522, S263521, S263522
Ideally if they are used according to data: 12.03.2027, 13.03.2027, 13.03.2027, 21.03.2027
UPC: 858175003919
Gtin: 10858175003916
If you have one of the affected meals, don’t eat the product – do it immediately. If you think you have eaten the contaminated pasta, monitor the symptoms because you are up to two weeks so that symptoms occur.
If you have any further questions about this recall, turn on Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ET) at 800-239-9731 by Demers Food Group from 800-239-9731.
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Fresh Kantaloupe, which was called back due to Listeria contamination
On September 29, wholesale production by Minneapolis, Minnesota, Reminded of freshly cut Kantaloupe, which was sold in plastic clamshell containers Under the labels “Harvest sections” and “Fresh & Fine”. The recall comprises both packages in Cantaloupe and mixed fruit varieties.
After the routine sample, the Cantaloupe was reminded by wholesale products that the product was probably contaminated with bacteria. The fruits were sold to distributors in three states: Nebraska, North Dakota and Wisconsin. However, it is likely that the fruit products were distributed to other countries and sold in grocery stores.
Production has stopped the products of wholesale and examines the source of contamination, although we have not yet had many details.
If you have any questions or concerns, contact Steve Foster, Vice President for Food Safety & Qa at Thholesale Produce Supply, under 612-378-2025. You can also return the Kantaloupe or fruit mix called back to the shop where it was bought for a refund.
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Maishounds remembered after the consumers had found wood fragments in the dough
On September 27th, Hillshire Brands remembered £ 58 million of his classic corn dogs and sausage-and-pancake-on-a-stick products. After several consumer complaints, including five injuries, the recall showed that the dough can be contaminated with small wood fragments.
The US Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection (FSIS) Classified this as a recall with high risk of class I, which means that “a reasonable probability that the use of the product causes serious, disadvantageous health consequences or death”. Even a tiny wooden clip can scratch your mouth or throat or, in more severe cases, pierce the esophagus, the stomach or intestine.
According to Hillshire Brands, an internal examination showed that wooden sticks entered the production process before the slut level, which led to contamination.
The affected products were packed between March 17, 2025 and September 26, 2025. Each returned item has the furnishing number “EST-582” or “P-894” for the packaging.
FSIS divided a complete list of called back corn dog products Together with your respective usage data, but some of the most popular articles include:
- State Fair Corn Dogs
- State Fair Truthy Corn Dogs
- Jimmy Dean Pancakes & Sausage on a stick
According to FSIS, the products were sold online and distributed to large retailers, including all Walmart And Sam’s Club locations. They were also shipped in school districts (with the exception of USDA contributions to the National School Lunch program) and to the Ministry of Defense across the country.
If you get back in your freezer in your freezer at home, dispose of the entire box or bring them back to the grocery store. (If you have eaten the product and believe that you may have been injured, contact a health service provider immediately.)
If you have any questions about the recall, please contact Christina Self, Hillshire Brands Associate Director of Customer Care, at the number 888-747-7611.
