Food review: For listeria hazard Watermelon, apples, other produce sold at Walmart stores in 9 states reviewed

A few kinds of new cut natural product sold at Walmart stores in nine states are being reviewed for conceivable listeria defilement.

In a review notice posted on the Food and Drug Administration site Saturday, Country Fresh said extended its deliberate review gave the day preceding to incorporate different compartments of Freshness Guaranteed-brand cut or cut apples, grapes, mangos, pineapples and melon dispersed by Walmart.

"The review is a careful step because of a potential wellbeing hazard from Listeria monocytogenes distinguished on hardware utilized in a territory close to where these items are pressed," Country Fresh said in the review notice. "FDA found these discoveries during an ongoing examination."

The "best whenever utilized by" dates between Oct. 3 and 11, the notification says, taking note of there have been no announced diseases from the items to date.

As per the notification, Walmart stores eliminated the reviewed item from store retires and inventories quickly and purchasers who "have any reviewed item on the rundown ought not devour it and dispose of it right away."

The organic product was delivered to Walmart retail dispersion focuses and sent to choose stores in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Lousiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas.

See the full rundown of reviewed things and UPC numbers on the review notice.

The underlying Country Fresh intentional review was for sliced watermelon delivered straightforwardly to Walmart and RaceTrac's retail conveyance focuses stores in select stores situated in Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma and Texas.

The things, which incorporate a melon triplet at Race Trac, had "best-if-utilized by" dates of Oct. 2, 3 and 4.