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burnt ridge orchards, based in onalaska washington, has recalled 98 pounds of shelled hazelnuts because they have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella.the shelled hazelnuts that are subjected to recall were sold from november 17, 2009 to december 13, 2009 at the olympia farmer’s market in olympia, washington. they were packed in 8 oz and 16 oz zip lock plastic bags. this recall does not apply to hazelnuts sold in the shell.

oregon hazelnut processor willamette shelling has recalled more than 114,000 pounds of shelled hazelnuts – also known as filberts – after finding salmonella in a production lot, the company has said. according to the company, no illnesses have been linked to the recall. however, it has affected other companies supplied by willamette shelling, including whole foods market and mountain man, which have recalled certain hazelnut products since the voluntary recall was announced late last week.

whole foods market has recalled organic raw hazelnuts sold in bulk through its stores in california, colorado, kansas, new mexico, oregon, utah and washington because the nuts were part of a batch that was contaminated with salmonella.the company is also recalling non-organic dry roasted hazelnuts sold in bulk through its stores in california, nevada, oregon, and washington, and non-organic raw hazelnuts (filberts) sold in bulk through its stores in oregon and washington.

willamette filbert growers of newberg, oregon, is recalling 29,861lbs of shelled hazelnuts and shelled organic hazelnuts, because it has the potential to be contaminated with salmonella.after product sampling, salmonella was found on one production lot at the facility where willamette filbert grower's hazelnuts were shelled. willamette filbert growers has decided to recall all shelled hazelnuts and shelled organic hazelnuts processed from october 12, 2009 through november 25, 2009.

setton pistachio knew that some of its products had tested positive for salmonella but kept shipping them anyway, according to an inspection report released by the food and drug administration (fda). the californian company recalled two million pounds of pistachios in march after they were found to be tainted with salmonella through external testing by kraft foods, but federal health officials say the company had already known of the contamination for at least six months.

fda authorities finally served an inspection warrant on a new jersey snack manufacturer on wednesday 18 days after it refused to recall products containing peanuts supplied by the peanut corporation of america. the pca produced peanut products that were found to be contaminated with salmonella in january, leading to one of the biggest product recalls in us history.

the us fda and the california department of public health, or cdph, are investigating salmonella contamination in pistachio products sold by setton pistachio of terra bella.the company has stopped all distribution of processed pistachios and will issue a voluntary recall involving approximately one million pounds of its products. in addition, the investigation at the company is ongoing and may lead to additional pistachio product recalls.

a californian company is recalling over a million pounds of pistachios distributed nationwide due to possible salmonella contamination. even as the massive salmonella outbreak linked to peanut products continues, the food and drug administration (fda) has said that central-californian based pistachio processor setton farms has voluntarily recalled its entire 2008 pistachio crop due to an unrelated salmonella contamination.

the fda has announced that yoke's fresh markets is recalling its raw spanish peanuts, because they have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella.the agency has said that the raw spanish peanuts were recalled by peanut corporation of america because they have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella.the agency added that the peanuts were distributed to four yoke's fresh market stores: mead and north foothills in spokane, east sprague in spokane valley and sandpoint, idaho from july 18, 2008 through march 16, 2009.