A Salmonella outbreak has led to recalls at several major grocery chains. Stores affected include Target, Walmart, and Whole Foods. The outbreak is linked to jalapeño peppers and has resulted in hundreds of people becoming sick.
Further details about the outbreak and recalls are available from the source. The recalls were issued by the grocery chains in response to the outbreak. The source has more information on the Salmonella outbreak and the recalls issued by the affected stores.
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