Food News and Trends Recalls Cantaloupes Recalled in Multiple States Due to Salmonella Risk Check to see if yours is one of the affected melons. By Robin Shreeves Robin Shreeves Robin Shreeves is an award-winning wine journalist, food and lifestyle features writer, and book author with over 15 years experience writing for print and online publications. Allrecipes' editorial guidelines Published on September 9, 2024 Close Photo: Getty Images/Allrecipes Eagle Produce LLC of Scottsdale, Arizona, has recalled 224 cases of whole cantaloupes due to potential contamination with salmonella, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The fruit was distributed in Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia, and sold at various retail supermarkets. Routine testing by the state of Michigan revealed the presence of salmonella in the cantaloupes. No illnesses have been reported at the time of this writing. How to Identify the Recalled Cantaloupe The cantaloupes were distributed to retail supermarkets Aug. 12-17, 2024, in Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, and Virginia. Each cantaloupe has a red and white sticker labeled "KANDY" at the top, with a UPC code of 4050. A photo of the sticker is available on the FDA's recall page. The affected lot code is 846468. What to Do If You Purchased the Recalled Cantaloupe Consumers are advised not to consume the recalled cantaloupe and should dispose of it immediately. For more information, contact Eagle Produce at 1-800-627-8674, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. PST. For details on salmonella and its symptoms, visit the CDC’s salmonella information page. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit