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United States launches multistate recall over Salmonella

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United States launches multistate recall over Salmonella

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Seven major national food brands initiated a multistate recall in the United States effective May 9, 2026, after bulk powdered milk and buttermilk from California Dairies Inc. tested positive for potential Salmonella contamination, according to the FDA. Recalled items include powdered beverage mixes, flavored potato chips, baked pita chips, and snack mixes sold under brands such as Ghirardelli, Zapp’s, Giant Eagle, Good & Gather, Stoltzfus Family Dairy, Wildlife Seasoning, and Fisher Southern Style Nuts. Health officials advise consumers to discard affected products immediately. The CDC calls the event significant, noting Salmonella can be especially dangerous for young children, seniors, and pregnant individuals.

Prepared by Olivia Bennett and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

May 9, 2026 Seven national brands initiate recalls
May 9, 2026 FDA confirms Salmonella-positive dairy ingredient
May 9, 2026 Contaminated milk traced to California Dairies
May 9, 2026 Snack mixes and chips pulled nationwide
May 9, 2026 Health officials urge pantry product checks
May 9, 2026 CDC highlights high-risk vulnerable populations
May 9, 2026 FDA investigates additional affected manufacturers
May 9, 2026 Multistate recall labeled significant public event

Why This Matters to You

Your pantry could be hiding a health risk. The recall affects popular brands like Ghirardelli and Zapp’s. Products include powdered drinks and snack foods. Especially if you have young kids, seniors, or pregnant folks at home, check your shelves today.

The Bottom Line

Salmonella is no joke. It's especially dangerous for certain groups. Discard any recalled products immediately. And remember, it's not just about you. Worth forwarding if you know someone who loves these brands.