Not all product recalls affect all people. It only affects you if you happen to own that particular product. In some cases, a product recall might mean that you can get a refund or get the product fixed. In other cases, it means that you need to throw the product away.

If you like to eat salads, we have some potentially bad news. If you don’t like to eat salads, this isn’t exactly good news, but it may not impact your life very much. The FDA has issued a salad recall.

If you recently bought a bag of salad from the grocery store, you will need to look at it to see if it is part of the recall. Certain bagged salads sold at stores including Walmart and Kroger are part of the recall. If you happen to have a bag of salad that has been recalled, the FDA strongly recommends that you don’t eat it but instead throw it away.

Watch the video below to learn more about this bagged salad recall and why the salad is being recalled.

On October 29th, Dole Fresh Vegetables, Inc. voluntarily issued the bagged salad recall due to health risks from potential listeria contamination. So far, there have not been any reports of illnesses caused by eating the bagged salad, but it is still advised to throw the salad away.

Here is a list of all the bagged salad products that are included in the recall:

• 24 oz Dole™ Garden Salad with lot codes N28205A and N28205B and a best buy date of October 25, 2021.
• 24 oz Marketside™ Classic Salad with lot codes N28205A and N28205B and a best buy date of October 25, 2021.
• 12 oz Kroger™ Brand Garden Salad with lot codes N28211A and N28211B and a best buy date of October 25, 2021.
• 12 oz Salad Classics™ Garden Salad with lot codes N28211A and N28211B and a best buy date of October 25, 2021.

You can find the lot code and “best if used by” dates in the top right corner of the bag.

If you have any questions about this recall you can call 1-800-356-3111.

Do you own any of these recalled bags of salad? Do you like to eat salads?