HOUSTON COUNTY, Ala. (WDNews) – A cucumber recall has been issued after cucumbers sourced from Bedner Growers, Inc. were linked to a 26 confirmed illnesses across several states, Alabama among them.
The affected products were sold between May 8 and May 21, 2025, primarily through Kroger and affiliated stores. Though these items are likely past their shelf life, health officials urge anyone who may still have them to discard them immediately.
The FDA warns to be alert for any symptoms if you have recently eaten cucumber based-grab-and-go food. They are continuing to monitor the situation for additional threats
Among the items impacted are cucumber snack packs, ranch trays, chef and cobb salads, and larger fruit and vegetable trays.
While there have been no direct complaints or reported illnesses linked to Supreme Produce’s distribution specifically, the FDA has tied the original source cucumbers to the outbreak. Alabama is among 14 states reporting cases.
Salmonella infection can be serious, especially for young children, the elderly or anyone with a weakened immune system. Symptoms often include fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.
In some cases, the illness can become life-threatening.
The recall was issued by Supreme Service Solutions, LLC.
