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FDA Issues Highest-Risk Recall of Alfredo Sauce Over Salmonella

6/16/2026

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FDA Recalls Alfredo

The FDA recalled alfredo sauce sold in several states because a milk powder may contain salmonella.
The FDA placed the recall in its highest-risk category, indicating a chance of illness or death.
Coffee Connexion Co. Inc. of Lebanon, Tennessee, recalled 913 cases, each with 12 bags weighing 3 pounds.
Salmonella symptoms can appear 12–72 hours after eating, causing diarrhea, fever and cramps for days, with children, seniors and immunocompromised people at risk.

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FDA Recalls Alfredo

FDA assigned recall H-0909-2026 to Class I Alfredo sauce (product SSP980713, four batches, best-by Jan 12 2028–Apr 20 2028).
Tennessee supplier Coffee Connexion Co. sells the sauce to hospitals, universities, cafeterias and restaurants, not grocery shoppers.
The recall excludes Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota, Vermont and West Virginia, covering 41 states.
The FDA monitors distribution, reports no illnesses, and notes the company has issued no press release or media response.

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FDA Recalls Alfredo

The FDA recalled alfredo sauce sold in several states because a milk powder may contain salmonella.
The FDA placed the recall in its highest-risk category, indicating a chance of illness or death.
Coffee Connexion Co. Inc. of Lebanon, Tennessee, recalled 913 cases, each with 12 bags weighing 3 pounds.
Salmonella symptoms can appear 12–72 hours after eating, causing diarrhea, fever and cramps for days, with children, seniors and immunocompromised people at risk.

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