Trader Joe’s Recall – What You Need To Know

Glass Onion catering recall includes some Trader Joe’s products. Complete list below.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (UPI) — Glass Onion Catering in Richmond, Calif., recalled about 182,000 pounds of salads and wraps after 26 people got sick eating their products, officials say.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said Sunday Glass Onion Catering announced the products — using fully-cooked chicken and ham — are being recalled for possible contamination with E. coli, in conjunction with other foods regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Included in the recall are:

— 12 oz. packages of “delish pan pacific chop salad.”

— 13.4 oz. packages of “delish California style grilled chicken salad.”

— 9.9 oz. packages of “delish uncured applewood smoked ham & cheese wrap.”

— 10 oz. packages of “delish grilled chicken Caesar wrap.”

— 10.9 oz. packages of “delish Southwestern chicken wrap.”

— 11.5 oz. packages of “delish Greek brand low-calorie grilled chicken wrap.”

— 9.9 oz. packages of “delish white chicken club wrap.”

— 11.2 oz. packages of “delish Asian style chicken wrap.”

— 13.4 oz. packages of “Atherstone Fine Foods Southwestern Style White Chicken Wrap with Chimichurri Sauce.”

— 10.5 oz. packages of “Atherstone Fine Foods Asian Style White Chicken Wrap with Mango Vinaigrette.”

— 9.9 oz. packages of “Atherstone Fine Foods Grilled White Chicken Caesar Wrap with Caesar Dressing.”

— 10.7 oz. packages of “super fresh Foods California Grilled Chicken Salad, Low Fat Mendocino Mustard Dressing.”

— 10.7 oz. packages of “Lunch Spot Southwestern Style Chicken Wrap, Chile & Lime Dressing.”

— 9.2 oz. packages of “super fresh Foods Pan Pacific Chopped Chicken Salad, Ginger Soy Dressing.”

— 10.7 oz. plastic containers of “Trader Joe’s Field Fresh Chopped Salad with Grilled Chicken.”

— 11 oz. plastic containers of “Trader Joe’s Mexicali Salas with Chili Lime Chicken.”

FSIS and the company are concerned that some products might be in consumers’ refrigerators. Because this is a ready-to-eat product, FSIS advises all consumers to destroy the product.