The full list of carrot brands recalled amid E. coli outbreak - are they in your fridge?
Daily MailNearly seven dozen carrot products have been recalled over fears of E.coli contamination, including those sold at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods. On Saturday, Grimmway Farms — a major produce supplier — announced the recall of its organic baby and whole carrots sold at the nation's biggest stores. This is just the latest major E.coli outbreak to hit the US, after 150,000 bottles of drinking water were recalled last week and McDonald's had to recall Quarter Pounders in October due to the bacteria. A graphic shows several of the more than 70 organic whole and baby carrots recalled In its recall notice, Grimmway Farms revealed the full list of recalled products, which includes store- and name-brand bags and packages of organic and non-organic carrots ranging from 12oz to 25lbs. The baby and whole carrots were sold under the following major brand names: Whole Foods' 365, Target's Good and Gather, Walmart's Marketside and Trader Joe's and Wegmans own carrots.
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