The affected tomatoes were distributed in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina between 23 and 28 April and may still pose a threat due to the bacteria’s ability to survive in both dry and ...

The Williams Farms Repack LLC recall affects nine package sizes of tomatoes sold to wholesalers and distributors in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina between April 23 and 28.

The FDA on May 28 posted a notice that tomatoes being recalled by Williams Farms Produce Sales Company in South Carolina are subject to a Class I listing, the FDA's most critical recall level. The ...

The recall was also expanded to include H&C Farms Label tomatoes sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina in sizes ranging from 3-packs to 25-pound bags, distributed between April 23 ...

These were sold primarily in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina, according to the Food and Drug Administration. The second recall is for tomatoes sold by the Indiana-based tomato supplier Ray ...

The larger tomato recall has spanned several distributors. Ray & Mascari Inc, announced the recall of its four packs of Vine Ripe tomatoes on May 2, followed by the FDA’s notice the next day.

Williams Farms Repack LLC, based in Lodge, South Carolina, said the affected tomatoes were packaged and sold to wholesalers and distributors between April 23-28 under the name H&C Farms Label.

Just as the summer season begins, the FDA has recalled tomatoes sold under the brand name H&C Farms in Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina due to potential salmonella contamination.