Federal health officials say Blackstone is recalling a seasoning product sold across the United States at Walmart stores because it may be contaminated with salmonella. The recall targets “Parmesan Ranch” seasoning, which is sold nationwide, according to coverage from multiple outlets.
The company’s action is intended to reduce the risk of salmonella exposure for customers who may still have the product. The reports describe the recall as precautionary due to possible contamination rather than confirmed illness cases tied to the specific product. Consumers are advised to stop using the affected seasoning and follow the recall instructions provided by the company or retailers.
While details such as lot numbers and the precise packaging information may vary by source, all reporting characterizes the matter as a nationwide recall of the same seasoning item sold at Walmart, prompted by health concerns about salmonella. The matter is being handled through standard food safety recall processes overseen by federal health authorities.
