More Salsa Products Recalled in Multiple States: What You Need to Know
June 2025 Update: Additional salsa products have been recalled due to potential contamination risks, affecting consumers in multiple states. Learn which brands are involved and how to check your pantry.
Latest Salsa Recall Alert: Affected Products
The FDA has announced an expanded recall of Mexquisite brand salsa products after tests revealed possible contamination concerns. The recall affects select batches distributed in:
- California
- Texas
Recalled Items Include:
- Mexquisite Medium Salsa (16 oz jars, lot codes MXQ0425 through MXQ0625)
- Mexquisite Hot Salsa (32 oz tubs, lot codes MXH0525 through MXH0725)
- Mexquisite Restaurant Style Salsa Verde (12 oz jars, all lot codes)
Why These Products Are Being Recalled
Health officials identified potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination during routine testing. This bacteria can cause serious infections, particularly in vulnerable groups including:
- Pregnant women
- Elderly individuals
- People with weakened immune systems
- Young children
What Consumers Should Do
If you've purchased any affected products:
- Check your pantry for recalled items matching the lot codes
- Do not consume any recalled products
- Return to place of purchase for a full refund
- Contact your doctor if you've consumed the product and experience symptoms
Symptoms to Watch For
Listeria infection may cause:
- Fever
- Muscle aches
- Headache
- Nausea or vomiting
- Diarrhea
Company Response and Customer Support
Mexquisite Foods has issued a voluntary recall and established a consumer hotline (1-800-XXX-XXXX) for questions. The company stated: "We take food safety seriously and are working closely with regulators to resolve this issue promptly."
Staying Safe With Packaged Salsas
Food safety experts recommend:
- Always check recall notices before purchasing
- Examine product seals and packaging for damage
- Follow proper refrigeration guidelines
- When in doubt, throw it out
Last Updated: June 15, 2025 | For official updates, visit FDA.gov
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