Gias Foods expands Bettergoods pasta recall to all lot codes
The October 1 company notice broadens an earlier two-lot recall. Check the named product and the latest original instructions.
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Source event: 2026-10-01. Published: 2026-10-02T15:38:41.023Z. Updated: 2026-10-02T15:38:41.023Z.
What happened
Primary-source statement · Gias Foods says it has expanded its recall of Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine to all lot codes. Its October 1 announcement, posted on FDA’s website, cites potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The company identifies the frozen product as a 22-ounce yellow package with UPC 194346442706, distributed nationwide at Walmart stores. The linked September 15 announcement covered two lots, L6079C and L6080C. The newer notice describes a broader recall of that identified product. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
Why it matters
Primary-source statement · The earlier notice identified expiration dates of September 19 and September 20, 2027, alongside those two lot numbers. The October 1 version instead says all lot codes and directs purchasers to return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. The company says distribution has stopped while it and FDA investigate. These are the company’s recall scope and instructions; the expanded notice is linked here so readers can check the product identification directly. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
What remains unknown
Evidence limits · Gias Foods reported no illnesses in its October 1 announcement. That is a dated company statement, not an independently verified count of all illnesses. The notices do not establish how many packages were contaminated or anyone’s individual health risk. FDA labels both pages as company announcements posted as a public service and states that publication does not endorse the product or company. The two notices share one company origin; they document its changing announcement, not two independent laboratory findings. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
This briefing reports a product recall and the issuer’s instructions. It does not assess individual symptoms or replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
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SEPTEMBER 15. Initial recall covers lots L6079C and L6080C.
OCTOBER 1. The company expands the named product’s recall to all lot codes.
PRODUCT ID. Bettergoods Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine · frozen 22-ounce package · UPC 194346442706.
Evidence limit. The company instructs return for refund. Its dated no-illness report is not proof that no later reports exist.
Graphic sources: Gias Foods · FDA-hosted · Gias Foods · FDA-hosted
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2026-10-02T15:38:41.023Z · First ICU briefing: compare the company’s expanded October 1 notice with its September 15 announcement.
Gias Foods expands Bettergoods pasta recall to all lot codes
The October 1 company notice broadens an earlier two-lot recall. Check the named product and the latest original instructions.
What happened
Gias Foods says it has expanded its recall of Bettergoods Authentic Italian Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine to all lot codes. Its October 1 announcement, posted on FDA’s website, cites potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The company identifies the frozen product as a 22-ounce yellow package with UPC 194346442706, distributed nationwide at Walmart stores. The linked September 15 announcement covered two lots, L6079C and L6080C. The newer notice describes a broader recall of that identified product. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
Why it matters
The earlier notice identified expiration dates of September 19 and September 20, 2027, alongside those two lot numbers. The October 1 version instead says all lot codes and directs purchasers to return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. The company says distribution has stopped while it and FDA investigate. These are the company’s recall scope and instructions; the expanded notice is linked here so readers can check the product identification directly. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
What remains unknown
Gias Foods reported no illnesses in its October 1 announcement. That is a dated company statement, not an independently verified count of all illnesses. The notices do not establish how many packages were contaminated or anyone’s individual health risk. FDA labels both pages as company announcements posted as a public service and states that publication does not endorse the product or company. The two notices share one company origin; they document its changing announcement, not two independent laboratory findings. [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted] [Gias Foods · FDA-hosted]
Original sources
October 1 expanded recall announcement · Issuer: Gias Foods, Inc. · 2026-10-01
September 15 initial recall announcement · Issuer: Gias Foods, Inc. · 2026-09-15
Corrections
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