Mangoes sold at select Walmart stores are being recalled in four northeastern states due to a potential salmonella contamination risk, according to FDA-related recall notices reported by multiple outlets. The products were distributed for a limited time window, and the recall focuses on specific mango items associated with Martina branding.
Quartz and The Hill report that the mangoes were sold in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, with sales occurring between Aug. 10 and Aug. 21. The Hill notes the FDA warning about salmonella risk, while The Hill and The Hill indicate the recall involves mangoes sold in select Walmart stores.
The Hill and The Hill provide additional detail on where the goods were sold and the timing of distribution. The New York Post specifies the scope of the recall as 302 nine-count boxes of Martina-brand mangoes, reinforcing that the affected products are tied to particular packaging and labeling rather than a broad category of all mangoes sold by retailers.
