Citrus recalls
There are 171 citrus recalls on record in the United States, going back to 2012, with the most recent reported on 1 Oct 2026. 15 are still listed as ongoing by the FDA or USDA. The most common reason is listeria. 48 were Class I, the most serious level, where use could cause serious harm.
Total recalls171since 2012
Last 12 months10reported
Class I4828% of total
Ongoing15latest 1 Oct 2026
Recalls per month, last 24 months
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Class I 48 28%Class II 106 62%Class III 15 9%Other/pending 2
Why citrus is recalled
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Ongoing citrus recalls
15 active| Reported | Class | Recall | Company | Reason | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food | ANNOUNCED | Bettergoods Pasta recalled by Gias FoodsBettergoods | Gias Foods | Listeria | Nationwide |
| Food | ANNOUNCED | Bettergoods Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine recalled by Gias FoodsBettergoods | Gias Foods | Listeria | Nationwide |
| Food | CLASS II | Loard's Orange Sherbert recalled by Silver MoonLoard's | Silver Moon | Undeclared Milk | CA |
| Food | CLASS II | Loard's Lime Sherbert recalled by Silver MoonLoard's | Silver Moon | Undeclared Milk | CA |
| Food | CLASS I | Product label reads in part as "White Vein Advanced recalledProduct | Shaman Botanicals | Foreign Material | MO |
| Food | CLASS I | Product label reads in part as "White Vein Advanced recalledProduct | Shaman Botanicals | Foreign Material | MO |
All citrus recalls, newest first
171 totalIf you have recalled citrus
Match the lot code, best-by date or UPC on your package to the codes on the recall page. If it matches, do not eat it: return it for a refund or discard it, and clean surfaces it touched. For Listeria, Salmonella or E. coli recalls, watch for symptoms for several weeks and contact a doctor if they appear.