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Class IFDAF-0133-2025

Taylor Farms Colorado, Inc. recalls raw, yellow onions (sliced, diced, slivered, ringed), intended for food service, packaged (Class I)

Taylor Farms Colorado recalled raw yellow onions in multiple forms (sliced, diced, slivered, ringed, whole peeled, and whole unpeeled) intended for food service due to potential E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Consumers who eat these onions could develop severe hemolytic uremic syndrome with bloody diarrhea and kidney failure.

Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.

Product

raw, yellow onions (sliced, diced, slivered, ringed), intended for food service, packaged in plastic bags; raw, yellow onions (whole peeled), intended for food service, packaged into plastic bags (5-lbs); raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, repacked into in 5-lb plastic bags; raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, in 50-lb corrugated boxes

  • raw, yellow onions (sliced, diced, slivered, ringed), intended for food service, packaged in plastic bags
  • raw, yellow onions (whole peeled), intended for food service, packaged into plastic bags (5-lbs)
  • raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, repacked into in 5-lb plastic bags
  • raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, in 50-lb corrugated boxes

Reason for recall

Potential contamination of E. coli O157:H7

Affected products (4)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-0133-2025raw, yellow onions (sliced, diced, slivered, ringed), intended for food service, packaged in plastic bagsTaylor Farm Colorado lot codes, 'TFCO' Julian dates 277-279, 281-286, 288-292, and 295; 'USE THRU' from '16 OCT 2024' to '3 NOV 2024'Terminated
F-0134-2025raw, yellow onions (whole peeled), intended for food service, packaged into plastic bags (5-lbs)Taylor Farm Colorado lot codes, 'TFCO' Julian dates 278, 281-285, 288-292, and 295 277-279, 281-286, 288-292; 'USE THRU' from '18 OCT 2024' to '3 NOV 2024'Terminated
F-0135-2025raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, repacked into in 5-lb plastic bagsTaylor Farm Colorado lot codes, 'TFCO' work order 'WO' 2024275, 2024276, 2024282, 2024285, 2024288, and 2024291Terminated
F-0136-2025raw, yellow onions (whole unpeeled), intended for food service, in 50-lb corrugated boxesPO-084778-01, PO-084789-01, PO-084808-01, PO-084921-01, PO-084923-01, PO-084940-01, PO-084948-01, PO-085033-01, PO-085049-01, PO-085053-01, PO085056-01, PO-085109-01, PO-085165-01Terminated

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