Kroger has announced recalls of multiple products in May, citing concerns including potential salmonella contamination to manufacturing defects. The products range from food to kitchen items and kids' jewelry,

A cucumber recall linked to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens now includes items sold at Kroger. See the full list.

Sixteen products containing cucumbers sold at Kroger stores in nine states have been recalled. The Food and Drug Administration announced the recall Wednesday, May 28, as part of an ongoing investigation into cucumbers possibly contaminated with Salmonella.

(NEXSTAR) — Additional salads and vegetable trays sold at Kroger stores in nine states have been voluntarily recalled in response to a multistate salmonella outbreak connected to cucumbers.

Ripple recalls from yet another salmonella outbreak traced to a Florida grower’s cucumbers are washing over Kroger-owned and other grocery stores in the U.S.

All of the recalled cucumbers are traced back to Bedner Growers, Inc. of Boynton Beach, Florida, which announced its own recall on May 19. Two days later, PennRose Farms, LLC announced a recall of cucumbers it received from Bedner. Since then, multiple other companies have recalled products that feature cucumbers that may have come from Bedner.

More than 10 food items were recalled for salmonella on the FDA's recalls, market withdrawals and safety alerts list for May 2025. See full list.