The FDA has upgraded Alma Pak’s blueberry recall to the highest risk level following positive tests for Listeria ...

A nationwide listeria outbreak tied to ready-to-eat chicken alfredo meals has reached Louisiana and Texas homes. See which ...

On Tuesday, the FDA elevated the blueberry recall to a Class I, the highest risk level. A Class I recall is “a situation in ...

The recall is designated Class III, or marginal health risk, and there have been no reports of any adverse effects from ...

A Listeria outbreak linked to prepackaged chicken fettuccine alfredo meals sold at major retailers has resulted in death.

FreshRealm recalls chicken fettuccine alfredo products due to possible listeria contamination - The products may be contaminated with listeria. Multiple brands that were sold at Walmart stores in all ...

The USDA and FreshRelam recalled several ready-to-eat chicken alfredo meals due to potential listeria contamination that may be linked to multiple deaths.

FreshRealm, a food manufacturer, issued a voluntary recall of chicken fettuccine alfredo food products on June 17. These ready-to-eat meals were distributed nationwide and were shipped to Kroger ...

Walmart and Kroger are recalling FreshRealm chicken alfredo meals after a Listeria outbreak linked to multiple illnesses, deaths and one fetal loss.

On June 17, 2025, in connection with the ongoing investigation, FreshRealm, Inc. issued a recall of its pre-packaged chicken fettuccine alfredo meals sold at Kroger and Walmart.

Marketside is one of Walmart’s store brands. FreshRealm also yanked Home Chef Heat & Eat Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo in 12.5-ounce trays with a best by date on or before 6/19/2025.