FDA Alerts and Recalls: mango and sprout products recalled for bacterial risks
FDA posted two August 29 company announcements covering active voluntary food recalls. Panorama Produce recalled 302 boxes of Martina mangoes after FDA sampling found Salmonella in mangoes from the same farm; no illnesses were reported. Everything Sprouts expanded its recall to specified 5-ounce Robust Radish Mix lots because of possible STEC or Salmonella contamination; no related illnesses were reported.
Who should check their food
Households in the listed distribution areas should compare package, sticker, barcode and lot information rather than discarding unrelated produce.
What FDA posted
FDA published two company announcements involving potential Salmonella or STEC contamination. Both are recall notices, not confirmed outbreak findings.
Martina mango identifiers
The mango recall covers 302 boxes of size-9 fruit with a light-blue Agrofepac sticker, PLU 4584 and UPC 07503061948050, sold in four states through select Walmart stores.
Robust Radish Mix identifiers
The sprout recall covers 5-ounce cups with barcode 087906000075 and lots 223, 226, 230 and 233 distributed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Confirmed harm
Neither notice reported associated illnesses at publication. Salmonella and STEC can nevertheless cause severe disease, especially in young children, older adults and immunocompromised people.
Consumer action
Consumers should dispose of or return affected mangoes and discard affected sprouts, then clean surfaces or containers that may have contacted the recalled products.
What comes next
The auditable next steps are any FDA classification, laboratory or trace-back result, illness count, recall expansion and eventual termination status.
What changed
FDA published both recall notices on August 29 after the companies announced them on August 28.
Why it matters
Exact product identifiers prevent a broad food scare while helping exposed households remove potentially contaminated products.
What to watch next
FDA enforcement classification and status, trace-back findings, laboratory confirmation, illness reports, and recall expansion or termination.
What we know
- Martina mangoes: 302 boxes of size-9 fruit, PLU 4584 and UPC 07503061948050, distributed in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania to select Walmart stores from August 10–21.
- Everything Sprouts Robust Radish Mix: 5-ounce cups, barcode 087906000075, lots 223, 226, 230 and 233, distributed in Minnesota and Wisconsin from August 13–26.
- Both actions were voluntary company recalls coordinated with or posted by FDA; no associated illnesses were reported at publication.
Material unknowns
- FDA recall class and final status were not stated in the company-announcement pages at cutoff.
- A recall notice establishes a potential hazard and removal action; it does not by itself establish that the product caused an illness.
U.S. strategic assessment
High interestThe administration's health agenda should be judged by measurable nutrition, chronic-disease, access, and safety outcomes rather than announcements alone.
Objectives
- Protect U.S. security, economic resilience, and citizens using measurable, lawful action.
Strategy
- Use primary records, allied coordination, market evidence, and independent verification to distinguish action from rhetoric.
Outcomes
- No material new measurable MAHA outcome was verified in the 24-hour window.
Risks
- No attributable health outcome is yet measurable.
Sources
01Primary federal posting of the company announcement, identifiers, distribution and consumer action.
Primary federal posting of the expanded company recall, affected lots, distribution and consumer action.