Berry Recall Expanded in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana

Eureka, CA, October 4, 2026 — A recall initially issued for certain berries has been expanded to include more products and cover a wider distribution, impacting consumers in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. The specific type of berries involved in the recall has not been detailed in the provided information.

The expansion of the recall means that additional berry products are now subject to removal from store shelves and consumer households. The geographic scope of the recall, which previously covered Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, remains the same for this expanded notice.

Details regarding the original reason for the recall, such as potential contamination or other safety concerns, were not provided. Similarly, the name of the company or brand issuing the recall, the specific date of the initial recall, and the exact nature of the expansion (e.g., additional production dates, specific product SKUs) are not available. Information regarding the source of the berries or the timeline of their distribution is also missing.

Consumers who may have purchased berries within these three states are advised to check their products. Further details, including specific product identification and guidance on whether to discard or return affected items, would typically be provided by the recalling entity. The specific actions consumers should take, such as seeking refunds or replacements, have not been clarified due to the limited information available.

The contractor’s name involved in the distribution or recall process was not provided. The recall’s expansion suggests an ongoing effort to identify and remove potentially affected products from the market to ensure consumer safety. Further updates are expected as more information becomes available from the recalling authority.

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