Delhaize Recalls Organic Turkey Steaks Due to Salmonella Risk

Delhaize is recalling organic turkey strips from its stores due to the possible presence of salmonella, according to a report by HLN on July 29, 2026. The retailer is advising customers who purchased the product not to consume it.

Delhaize Organic Turkey Strip Recall Details

The recall specifically targets organic turkey strips sold through Delhaize outlets. HLN reports that the action follows the discovery of potential salmonella contamination in the product. Salmonella is a bacteria that can cause food poisoning, typically characterized by fever, abdominal cramps, and diarrhea.

Retailers have instructed consumers to return the affected product to any Delhaize store for a full refund. The company is coordinating the removal of the items from shelves to prevent further consumption.

Consumer Safety and Product Handling

According to the report from HLN, the primary risk associated with this recall is the ingestion of salmonella. The retailer’s guidance emphasizes that those who have already eaten the turkey strips and experience symptoms should contact a medical professional.

The recall is a preventative measure based on the possible presence of the bacteria, rather than a confirmed widespread outbreak of illness linked to this specific batch. Delhaize is managing the retrieval process through its standard food safety protocols.