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Posted: 10:04 AM Jul 25, 2008
Kroger Removes Jalapenos Amid Salmonella Concerns
The nation's largest traditional grocery chain has removed all jalapeno peppers from its stores as a precaution.
Reporter: Associated PressEmail Address: news@wsaz.com |
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CINCINNATI (AP) - The nation's largest traditional grocery chain has removed all jalapeno peppers from its stores as a precaution.
Kroger Co. spokeswoman Meghan Glynn says the Cincinnati-based company decided to halt jalapeno sales after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reported Monday that a Texas distributor was recalling jalapenos because they had the potential to be contaminated with salmonella. She says Kroger removed jalapenos the next day, even though none of its supply was from the distributor.
The government is warning against eating fresh jalapenos or products made from them while it continues to investigate a national salmonella outbreak initially linked to tomatoes.
Kroger operates almost 2,500 supermarkets and multi-department stores in 31 states.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Latest Comments
i have to say good there is too mcuch of that orental food in the markets as it is if they dont like it go back to cuba!!!!!
Do you people not realize chiles are a staple of Mexican cuisine. How am I suppose to feed my family. I see this as only the next step in trying to deport all use hard working Hispanics (very stealth).
Say it aint so! What will I do when it's taco and burrito night? I hope they at least left the can diced ones. What's next the green chilis?
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