Snacks sold at Target voluntarily recalled over possible salmonella concerns
John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. has issued a recall on various snacks from trail mixes to nut mixes due to an ingredient possibly contaminated with salmonella.
abcnews.comHere are the latest updates on salmonella snack recalls based on recent coverage:
- Multiple snack mixes sold at retailers like Target have been recalled as a precaution due to potential salmonella in a seasoning ingredient previously recalled by its dry milk powder supplier. No illnesses have been reported at this time, but officials say the action is precautionary.[1]
- Target’s Good & Gather private-label trail mixes are among the affected products, with the recall expanding to several snack lines from John B. Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. The issue centers on a third-party-seasoning containing dry milk powder linked to a prior recall for salmonella.[2]
- The U.S. FDA has noted the recalls and provided a list of UPC codes and product details to identify affected lots; retailers and the manufacturer urge consumers to discard or return affected items for a refund.[3][2]
- Coverage also mentions that the recall spans various brands and distribution channels, including online sales and brick-and-mortar stores, with fanfare around consumer safety communications and ongoing FDA inquiries.[1][3]
Illustrative example
- If you have a bag of trail mix or nut mix that was sold in late-April to early May 2026, check the UPC code and “best by” date against the FDA-released recall list. If it matches, do not consume the product and contact the retailer for a refund or replacement.[2][3]
Would you like me to pull the exact UPCs and product names from the latest FDA recall list and provide a quick checklist for what to do if you have any affected items? I can also summarize regional availability if you tell me your state.[3][2]