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Two new produce recalls just dropped — sprouts and mangoes both flagged for bacterial contamination

The FDA published two produce recall announcements on August 29, 2026. Everything Sprouts, LLC, based in Minneapolis, has expanded a voluntary recall to include certain lots of its Robust Radish Sprouts. A separate recall was also announced involving mangoes due to potential bacterial contamination risks.

With Cyclospora and Salmonella outbreaks already dominating food safety headlines, these two additional recalls add to an unusually active period for produce safety. Sprouts carry elevated contamination risk due to the warm, humid conditions required for growth, while mangoes represent a key tropical staple moving through major retail and foodservice channels.

Retail and foodservice buyers handling either product should verify lot numbers against the FDA announcements immediately. Two simultaneous recalls in unrelated categories is worth flagging internally, particularly given heightened consumer and regulatory scrutiny on produce safety right now.

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