Three companies recall broccoli seeds linked to a Salmonella outbreak

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  Three companies are recalling broccoli seeds linked to a multistate Salmonella outbreak.

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  The recalled products trace back to supplier lot W4105, and the FDA found outbreak-matching Salmonella in a seed sample.

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  As of October 7, 32 people had become ill and three had been hospitalized; no deaths were reported.

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  Cases were reported in Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon, Utah and Washington.

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  People are advised not to use the seeds and to seal them in a bag before putting them in household trash.

Who

Eden Brothers, Home Grown and Gardeners Basics are recalling the seeds. The outbreak had sickened 32 people.

What

Broccoli seeds linked to a Salmonella outbreak are being recalled.

When

The outbreak count was current as of October 7, 2026. Some recalled seeds were sold between July 8 and September 28.

Where

The seeds were sold online nationwide, and illnesses were reported in Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon, Utah and Washington.

Why

The products trace back to supplier lot W4105, and the FDA found Salmonella matching the outbreak strain in a seed sample.

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