FDA closes jalapeño outbreak investigation but retains recalled-product advice

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FDA’s October 2 update says CDC declared the jalapeño-linked Salmonella outbreak over and FDA’s investigation ended.

What the record says

FDA says the recalled fresh peppers are past shelf life, but some products made with recalled jalapeños have longer shelf lives and may remain in homes.

Attribution: Food and Drug Administration. Supporting location: Status, Product and Recommendation sections. Source details.

Practical next step

Check the linked recall list and follow the applicable notice: discard recalled products or return them for a refund. Contact a healthcare provider if you think you developed symptoms after eating a dish with jalapeños.

Limits and what is not established

Ended does not mean every retained product is safe. This is not a recall of all jalapeños, a product-by-product clearance or a diagnosis.

Sources checked October 7, 2026. This record reflects the information reviewed then; later notices may change instructions or arrangements.

Original sources

Food and Drug Administration: original information

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