Tomatoes recalls

There are 50 tomatoes recalls on record in the United States, going back to 2012, with the most recent reported on 1 Apr 2026. 2 are still listed as ongoing by the FDA or USDA. The most common reason is listeria. 24 were Class I, the most serious level, where use could cause serious harm.

Total recalls50since 2012
Last 12 months2reported
Class I2448% of total
Ongoing2latest 1 Apr 2026

Recalls per month, last 24 months

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Severity split

Class I 24 48%Class II 24 48%Class III 2 4%

By year

Ongoing tomatoes recalls

2 active

All tomatoes recalls, newest first

50 total
ReportedClassRecallCompanyReasonWhere
FoodCLASS IISlow Roasted Diced Tomatoes recalled by Sevillo Fine FoodsSlowSevillo Fine FoodsForeign MaterialCA, NC
FoodCLASS IISlow Roasted Diced Tomatoes recalled by Sevillo Fine FoodsSlowSevillo Fine FoodsForeign MaterialCA, NC
FoodCLASS IFG20044 Tomato, Grape CV 2514111 ; 2514111B FG20004 Tomato recalledFg20044And Go ConceptsListeriaAZ, NV
FoodCLASS IINature Mills Tomato Vadam recalled by NatureMills US IncorporatedNature MillsNatureMills US IncorporatedUndeclared Wheat & GlutenTX
FoodCLASS ITomato 3 Count recalled by Williams Farms Produce SalesWilliams Farms Produce Sales CoSalmonellaGA, NC, SC
FoodCLASS IH&C Farms Raw Premium Tomatoes, Naturally Grown from Seed recalledH&cHanshaw & Capling FarmsSalmonella8 states
FoodCLASS IIMutti Crushed Tomatoes recalledMutti CrushedMutti USAOther25 states
FoodCLASS IAviator Dehydrated Tomato Halves recalled by Global VegAviator DehydratedGlobal VegUndeclared SulfitesNJ, NY
FoodCLASS IITomato, Radish, Broccoli, Cauliflower recalled by Russ Davis WholesaleRuss Davis WholesalePackaging Defects6 states
FoodCLASS IIVegetable Bowl recalled by Russ Davis WholesaleRuss Davis WholesaleOther6 states
FoodCLASS IITomato & Roasted Vegetable Risotto with toasted pine nuts recalledFactorForeign MaterialIL
FoodCLASS IIKabobs The Hors d'oeuvre Specialist Tomato recalledKabobsKabobs AcquisitionForeign Material10 states
FoodCLASS II1. "***JOY***Tamarind Chutney*** recalled by Joy Gourmet FoodsJoy Gourmet FoodsUndeclared SulfitesNJ, NY, PA
FoodCLASS IIImperial Fresh Tomato Roma Diced 3/8 Tray recalled by Sysco AtlantaImperialSysco AtlantaTemperature AbuseGA, NC, TN
FoodCLASS IIItalian Style Tomato Paste in a metal can Cases size varies recalledPacific Coast ProducersForeign MaterialCA
FoodCLASS IITomato Paste in a metal can Cases size varies recalledPackaged underPacific Coast ProducersForeign MaterialCA
FoodCLASS IISysco Arrezzio 3/8" Petite Diced Tomatoes in Tomato Puree recalledSysco ArrezzioThe Neil Jones FoodForeign MaterialAZ, UT
FoodCLASS IIFC Tomatoes Roma Diced 3/8" 1/5# recalled by FreshPoint DallasFC TomatoesFreshPoint DallasForeign MaterialKS, TX
FoodCLASS ITaylor Farms Foodservice Tomato recalledTaylorTaylor Farms TexasSalmonella4 states
FoodCLASS IBroccoli With Roasted Tomatoes Cc recalled by Whole Foods MarketBroccoliWhole Foods MarketListeriaNationwide
FoodCLASS IPlain Tomato, Radish, Broccoli, & Cauliflower recalledPlainRuss Davis WholesaleListeria11 states
FoodCLASS ITomato, Carrot, Broccoli & Snap Pea recalled by Russ Davis WholesaleRuss Davis WholesaleListeria11 states
FoodCLASS IIHunts Tomato Paste No Salt Added, 12 per wholesale tray recalledHuntsConAgra FoodsMoldNationwide
FoodCLASS IIGasc¿ Tomato Red Food Color, Net Contents recalled by Gasco IndustrialGascGasco IndustrialOtherPR
FoodCLASS IISysco Imperial Fresh Tomato Roma Diced 3/8 Tray recalledSysco ImperialSysco CharlotteTemperature AbuseGA, NC, SC
FoodCLASS IIRoasted Vegetable Blend recalled by Cadence GourmetCadence GourmetListeria11 states
FoodCLASS IIJon-Lin¿ Fire Roasted 1/2" Diced Tomatoes recalled by McCain Foods UJon-LinMcCain Foods USAListeriaIL
FoodCLASS IIArarat Grilled Eggplant and Peppers recalled by ArtashesArarat GrilledArtashesProcessing DeviationCA
FoodCLASS IIP/L Hams( Under the following Trade Names - Cherry Valley recalledSchmidt BakingForeign Material8 states
FoodCLASS IYorgo's Foods Sundried Tomato and Basil Hommus recalledYorgo'sYorgo Food'sListeriaNJ, NY

If you have recalled tomatoes

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.