A Salmonella outbreak has led to recalls of various food products. The outbreak, which sickened hundreds of people nationwide, has caused changes at restaurants and prompted recalls of related items.
Whole Foods has pulled over three dozen products from its shelves as a result. The recalled items include dips, salsas, guacamole, and other products.
Further details about the recall and affected products are available from the source, FOX 26 Houston.
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