A cucumber recall linked to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened at least 26 people in Ohio and 14 other states has grown to include products sold at Kroger and elsewhere. The U.S. Food and ...

Customers have been urged to return products due to undeclared allergens and possible bacterial contamination.

What started as a recall on cucumbers from an Ohio farm has expanded to other produce sold at several stores over fears of listeria contamination.

Multiple products sold in Kroger stores across 18 states have been recalled due to safety concerns, including undeclared allergens and potential bacterial contamination.

Salmonella symptoms — chills, vomiting, diarrhea — harsh enough to hospitalize a Mississippi woman for a week have been blamed on a Boynton Beach grower’s cucumbers. And that grower has been linked to ...

Does it feel like there have been lots of cucumber recalls lately? You are not wrong. The Food and Drug Administration has classified 137 potential salmonella recall reports for food products ...

That cucumber recall? You might want to check your fridge Salmonella infects 1.35 million people every year. One expert said recalls are the last line of defense.

Stock photo: A sliced-up cucumber is seen on a chopping board, May 26, 2011 in Hamburg, Germany. Joern Pollex/GETTY. In its initial recall notice, the FDA said no illnesses related to the products ...