GoKawiilGias Foods expands recall of Walmart Bettergoods lemon Alfredo fettuccine over Listeria risk
Gias Foods has broadened a recall that began last month to include additional lots of its authentic Italian lemon Alfredo fettuccine, sold under Walmart's Bettergoods private label. The expansion was prompted by concerns over possible Listeria contamination, and customers are being told not to eat the affected pasta.
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An expanded recall suggests the contamination source may be harder to isolate than initially believed, which could raise questions about Gias Foods' quality controls. Listeria can cause serious illness in vulnerable groups, so widening the recall indicates the company and Walmart are prioritizing caution over limiting reputational or financial fallout.
- Gias Foods expanded its pasta recall beyond the original lots identified last month.
- The product, lemon Alfredo fettuccine, was sold under Walmart's Bettergoods private label nationwide.
- The recall is tied to concerns about possible Listeria contamination.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-10-02
Published there as: “Expanded pasta recall impacts Walmart’s Bettergoods brand as Listeria contamination fears spread”
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