Kroger voluntarily recalls its bagged kale due to possible listeria contamination

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday that Kroger has voluntarily recalled its bagged kale owed to imaginable listeria contamination.

The FDA said the merchandise being recalled was Kroger's 16-ounce bagged Baker Farms-produced kale product.

Kroger said the product's cosmopolitan merchandise codification is 11110-18170 and has a best-by day of Sept. 18, which is printed connected the beforehand of the bundle beneath the airy bluish bar.

The institution said the merchandise was pulled from shelves connected Sept. 16.

Kroger sold the merchandise astatine Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, West Virginia, Alabama, and South Carolina stores.

The institution said they had not received immoderate reports of unwellness related to the depletion of the product.

Kroger said if you person the affected product, you are asked to propulsion it distant oregon instrumentality it to Kroger for a afloat refund.