Hannaford Supermarkets recalled six deli and produce items on Saturday after being alerted that Coast Citrus Distributors had issued a broader voluntary recall over possible salmonella contamination. The company said the impacted products had already been removed from store shelves, but customers were still told to check storage areas and freezers and not eat them.
The recall includes The Beans Rice and Cheese Burrito, The Classic Beef Burrito, The Chicken Verde Burrito, The Chipotle Chicken Tortilla Wrap, The Diced Jalapenos and The Pico De Gallo Salsa. Hannaford said customers can return the items to a local Hannaford for a full refund, a move that makes the practical next step simple for anyone who bought one of the products before the notice was issued.
Customers searching for the Hannaford Deli Produce Recall are looking for one thing first: whether a product at home is on the list. The answer depends on the exact item and the printed codes. The Beans Rice and Cheese Burrito carries UPC 030223082736 and Item # 245321, with best-by dates from 8/7/26 through 8/11/26. The Classic Beef Burrito has UPC 030223083269 and Item # 245461, with best-by dates from 8/7/26 through 8/12/26. The Chicken Verde Burrito has UPC 030223082705 and Item # 245451, with best-by dates from 8/7/26 through 8/10/26. The Chipotle Chicken Tortilla Wrap has UPC 030223081616 and Item # 213291, also with best-by dates from 8/7/26 through 8/10/26.
The produce items on the list are The Diced Jalapenos, which has UPC 030223082712 and Item # 226061, with best-by dates of 8/9/26 and 8/12/26, and The Pico De Gallo Salsa, which has UPC 688267575778 and Item # 16237, with best-by dates from 8/9/26 through 8/12/26. Those date ranges matter because they narrow the recall to specific packages, not every version of the same products.
There is a practical wrinkle in the notice. Hannaford said the affected products had been removed from shelves, yet customers were still told to look in storage areas and freezers. That advice suggests the concern is not just what remained in stores on Saturday, but what shoppers may have already taken home and put away. The company did not say whether any illnesses had been reported, and it did not say how many stores sold the recalled items.
The recall was tied to a broader voluntary recall by Coast Citrus Distributors involving jalapeno supplier products, which pulled both deli items and produce items into the same notice. For customers, the path forward is direct: check the codes, do not eat anything that matches, and return it for a full refund. What remains unclear is how far the supplier issue reached before the recall notice went out, and whether more products could still be identified if shoppers compare packages against the listed UPC and item numbers.
