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Walmart Shoppers Urged to Check Freezers After Listeria Testing Prompts Recall of Two Alfredo Pasta Lots

A frozen pasta dish sold at Walmart stores nationwide has been pulled from distribution after state laboratories found that finished packages may carryListeria monocytogenes. Gias Foods of New York recalled. . .
medicaldaily.com
September 19, 2026
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Elena Vega
Walmart Shoppers Urged to Check Freezers After Listeria Testing Prompts Recall of Two Alfredo Pasta Lots
WHAT HAPPENED
A frozen pasta dish sold at Walmart stores nationwide has been pulled from distribution after state laboratories found that finished packages may carryListeria monocytogenes. That fact is central to how households should read this recall: it is a precaution triggered by routine government sampling, not a response to people getting sick. The recalled packages carry expiration dates of September 19, 2027, and September 20, 2027, a full year out. A shopper who bought this product weeks ago has no date-based reason to have thrown it away, which means much of the affected inventory is likely still sitting in home freezers rather than on store shelves. Two Lot Codes and an Expiration Date Far in the Future The product is a 22-ounce frozen entree in yellow plastic packaging, carrying UPC 194346442706.
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