FDA Recalls Walmart Tomato Soup Kits In 29 States Over Listeria Risk
The Food and Drug Administration has recalled 3,240 Marketside tomato soup kits made by Kettle Cuisine and sold at Walmart across 29 states because of possible Listeria contamination, officials said.[1]
The recall covers 14-ounce Marketside kits with product code 194346474004 and a best-by date of August 22.[1] Kettle Cuisine shipped the kits to Walmart stores between June 30 and July 7, the FDA said.[1] The agency said no illnesses have been linked to the products, and consumers should discard the kits or return them to Walmart for a refund.[1]
Kettle Cuisine manufactured the kits that carried Walmart's Marketside label and were packed in 14-ounce containers.[1] The FDA issued the recall after identifying a potential Listeria risk during its review, prompting the nationwide removal of the affected lots.[1]
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📌 Key Facts
- FDA recall covers 3,240 Marketside tomato soup kits manufactured by Kettle Cuisine and sold at Walmart.
- Affected 14-ounce kits have best by date August 22 and product code 194346474004 and were shipped June 30–July 7, 2026.
- Products were sent to Walmart stores in 29 states; no illnesses have been confirmed, but consumers are told to discard or return the kits.
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