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- What we’re talking about: One lot of Mezzetta Golden Greek Peperoncini has been recalled after a viral video allegedly showed a dead mouse in a jar.
- Why it matters: Pests can introduce harmful pathogens and physical filth to food.
- What you should do: Do not eat the recalled peperoncini, and contact Mezzetta for assistance.
Certain jars of peperoncini have been recalled after a viral social media video allegedly showed a dead mouse in a jar. On Sept. 26, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that G. L. Mezzetta had voluntarily recalled one lot of its Golden Greek Peperoncini products and was aware of the circulating video showing a “potential pest contaminant.”1
Identifying the Recalled Peperoncini
- Product name: Mezzetta Golden Greek Peperoncini Medium Heat
- Size: 32 oz
- SKU: 10106328
- Lot: 720106
What You Should Do
Check your pantry and fridge for the recalled peperoncini. The FDA’s announcement did not name specific states or stores, but Mezzetta sells products nationwide at major retailers, such as Walmart, Target, and Kroger.234
If you have the recalled jars, do not eat them, and contact CustomerSupport@Mezzetta.com for assistance. Pests can contaminate food with harmful pathogens and filth, though no injuries or illnesses have been reported in connection with the recall.
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