FDA looks for source of salmonella that sickened people who ate Aldi peaches

Aldi recalls potentially contaminated peaches from Wawona Packing Co.

By Rose Shilling

Peaches sold in plastic bags at Aldi likely made about 70 people sick from salmonella, an outbreak spanning nine states, the FDA says.

The grocery chain recalled loose bulk and packaged peaches from Wawona Packing Co. because of the possible Salmonella Enteritidis contamination.

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