A batch of South Carolina-grown tomatoes from William Farms Repack LLC sold in the state was recalled by the FDA for potential salmonella contamination.

The recalled tomatoes, packaged in trays and boxes, were shipped to Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

The recalled tomatoes were distributed by Williams Farm Repack and sold in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

The FDA updated a recall on tomatoes potentially contaminated by salmonella to the most serious classification. Here’s which products were recalled in South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.

The tomatoes are from the Williams Farms Produce sales company and were originally recalled on May 2nd for possible salmonella contamination.

A Class I recall was issued for Williams Farms Repack tomatoes. The recall means there is a potential for serious health complications or death.

A tomato recall due to risk of salmonella contamination has been elevated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to its ...

An ongoing recall for tomatoes due to possible deadly contamination was announced on May 28 Tomatoes sold in three southern ...

Tomatoes potentially contaminated with salmonella in three states could cause severe illness or even death, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning. The agency has updated a May recall of ...

The Food and Drug Administration recently issued a Class 1 recall on tomatoes potentially contaminated with salmonella, the ...

Before you throw some tomatoes on your sandwich this week, think again. On June 1, The New York Times reported that the FDA escalated a tomato recall to a high warning due to a threat of severe ...

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