Peppers recalls

There are 181 peppers recalls on record in the United States, going back to 2012, with the most recent reported on 25 Sep 2026. 10 are still listed as ongoing by the FDA or USDA. The most common reason is listeria. 89 were Class I, the most serious level, where use could cause serious harm.

Total recalls181since 2012
Last 12 months10reported
Class I8949% of total
Ongoing10latest 25 Sep 2026

Recalls per month, last 24 months

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Severity split

Class I 89 49%Class II 88 49%Class III 3 2%Other/pending 1

By year

Ongoing peppers recalls

10 active

All peppers recalls, newest first

181 total
ReportedClassRecallCompanyReasonWhere
FoodANNOUNCEDMezzetta Greek peppers/ Golden Greek Peperoncini, Medium Heat recalledMezzettaG. L. MezzettaForeign Material
FoodCLASS IDiced Jalapenos recalled by Taylor Fresh FoodsTaylor Fresh FoodsSalmonella27 states
FoodCLASS IPepper-jalapeno-dc 1/4"-4/5# Pepper-jalapeno-dc 1/4"-1/5# recalledPepper-jalapeno-dcNatureBest Pre-Cut & ProduceSalmonellaLA, TX
FoodCLASS IPepper Jalapeno Break recalled by Sirna and Sons ProduceSirnaSirna and Sons ProduceSalmonellaOH, PA
FoodCLASS IJalapeno Pepper recalled by Coast Citrus DistributorsCoast Citrus DistributorsSalmonellaNationwide
FoodCLASS IJalapeno Peppers recalled by Get Fresh ProduceGetGet Fresh ProduceSalmonella4 states
FoodCLASS IPepper Jalapeno recalled by Dairyland ProduceDairylandDairyland ProduceSalmonellaLA, TX
FoodCLASS IIAlbertsons Companies products recalledRecalledAlbertsons CompaniesUndeclared AllergensNationwide
FoodCLASS I1P Jalapeno Heat Unit for of Meat, Part # recalledPS Seasoning & SpicesSalmonellaNationwide
FoodCLASS IISpreadable Spun Honey, Jalapeno recalled by Dakota HoneyDakotaDakota HoneyForeign MaterialNationwide
FoodCLASS IILemon Pepper Seasoning (Tarantino) recalledQST Ingredients and PackagingForeign MaterialCA, TX
FoodCLASS IIGedney Ghost Pepper LIL Pickles recalledGedney GhostGedney Foods ProductOtherMN
FoodCLASS IFG20007 Pepper, Red Bell Chop recalled by And Go ConceptsFg20007And Go ConceptsListeriaAZ, NV
FoodCLASS IIDr. Pepper, Zero Sugar Aluminum Can packaged and sold as recalledPepsi BeveragesPackaging DefectsFL, GA, SC
FoodCLASS IIa.) Wild by Nature brand Sliced Mixed Peppers recalledby NatureGracie's KitchensListeriaCT, NY
FoodCLASS IFreshire Farms - Jalapenos recalled by RS Hanline and CompanyFreshireRS Hanline and CompanyListeria9 states
FoodCLASS IGreen Peppers packaged as whole, whole, whole recalledRS Hanline and CompanyListeria9 states
FoodCLASS IJalapeno peppers packaged as diced with, whole as, or whole as recalledRS Hanline and CompanyListeria9 states
FoodCLASS IPoblano packaged as half sliced with fourth diced with half diced recalledPoblanoRS Hanline and CompanyListeria9 states
FoodCLASS IFreshire Farms - Green Peppers recalled by RS Hanline and CompanyFreshireRS Hanline and CompanyListeria9 states
FoodCLASS ISerrano Peppers recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IJalapenos packaged into bags - case size dependent on customer recalledWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IHabanero Peppers packaged into carton recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IGreen Bell Pepper packaged into carton recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IWiers Farm - Poblano packaged in 16oz plastic bag recalledWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IAnaheim Peppers packaged into cartons recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IOrganic Bell Peppers packaged into trays recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IHungarian Wax Peppers packaged into carton recalled by Wiers FarmWiersWiers FarmListeria18 states
FoodCLASS IBaraka ground black pepper recalled by U.B.C. Food DistributorsBarakaU.B.C. Food DistributorsSalmonellaNationwide
FoodCLASS IIJalapenos packed in 6lb 10oz cans. 6 cans per case recalledJalapenosM-C McLANE INTERNATIONALForeign Material28 states

If you have recalled peppers

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.