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H-E-B recalls jalapeño products in Texas over salmonella concerns - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
The Texas grocery chain H-E-B announced a major recall on several products, meaning your usual jalapeo dip or spicy salsa might be unavailable.
Game day planners and those making quick weeknight dinners will find a temporary shortage of popular spicy options, especially in the deli and produce departments. If you have any of the recalled items, the best advice is to toss them out or bring them back to any H-E-B store for a full refund. This recall most directly affects those who rely on the stores ready-to-eat section for convenient meals and snacks throughout the week.
Salmonella can cause serious illness, yet contaminated produce accounts for nearly a quarter of all foodborne disease outbreaks in the U.S.
Common questions
Why did H-E-B recall jalapeo products in Lubbock?
- H-E-B initiated a recall on various jalapeo products due to potential salmonella contamination. This action was taken to ensure the safety of customers across all stores in Lubbock and prevent consumption of affected items.
Which H-E-B products are affected by the recall in Lubbock?
- The H-E-B recall in Lubbock covers various items containing jalapeos, including both fresh and pickled varieties. Specifically, shoppers should look for jalapeo poppers, certain deli salads, and pre-made guacamole.
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