Trader Joe's Salad Reminder Due to Risk of Listeriosis and / or Salmonella

ALBUQUERQUE, MN (KRQE) – Trader Joe's recalled three different salads sold in nine states due to potential contamination with listeria or salmonella. Two of these salads are sold in New Mexico.

The California-based grocer said the recall had an impact on Trader Jose's Mexicali-inspired salad, Trader Joe's BBQ-flavored chicken salad and Trader Joe's Field fresh-chopped salad with grilled chicken breast.

The salads in question have an expiry date of 15 to 20 October.

Trader Joe's told a vendor that corn used in salads "could be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes and / or Salmonella bacteria."

Customers are asked to dispose of the product or return it to a Joe dealer for a full refund.

According to their website, no contamination has been confirmed and no disease has been reported.

The recall concerns the following states:

• Salad inspired by Mexicali from Jose Merchant – Colorado, Idaho, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Washington State
• Trader Joe's Barbecue Flavored Chicken Salad – Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas
• Chopped fresh salad and grilled chicken breast Trader Joe's Field – Colorado, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas