Endico Peas and Carrots Recall Lawsuit | 2025 Latest Updates

What’s the Problem?

On September 3, 2025, the FDA posted a company recall from Endico Potatoes Inc. involving 2.5-pound bags of Endico brand Frozen Peas & Carrots (lot 110625) and Mixed Vegetables (lot 170625) due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.

The products were distributed across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maryland, Washington D.C., and Florida between July 18 and August 4, 2025. Listeria poses a serious health risk—especially for pregnant individuals, young children, older adults, and the immunocompromised.

Though no illnesses had been reported at the time, a lawsuit may be viable if you incurred medical expenses, emotional distress, lost time, or incurred costs replacing or disposing of these products.

We are actively investigating potential claims tied to exposure concerns, precautionary medical testing, and financial losses resulting from the recall.

Latest Endico Recall Updates

• September 3, 2025 – FDA posts Endico Potatoes Inc. recall for frozen Peas & Carrots and Mixed Vegetables due to possible Listeria contamination [1]
• September 4, 2025 – News outlets report distribution of recalled vegetables across seven states and D.C., including fee-based recall remediation or product returns [2]
• September 5, 2025 – Media coverage highlights that no illnesses have been confirmed, but Listeria remains a critical concern especially for vulnerable populations [3]

Recall Statistics

• Products recalled – 2.5 lb bags of Endico Peas & Carrots (lot 110625) and Endico Mixed Vegetables (lot 170625)
• Production dates – June 11, 2025 (Peas & Carrots) and June 17, 2025 (Mixed Vegetables)
• Use-by dates – June 10, 2027; June 16, 2027
• Distribution – NY, NJ, PA, CT, MD, DC, FL between July 18 and August 4, 2025
• Incidents reported – None at the time of recall
• Remedy – Do not eat; return for full refund; contact Endico at 1-800-431-1398

Risk and FDA Guidance

Listeria monocytogenes can cause serious, sometimes fatal infections—particularly for vulnerable populations, and may lead to miscarriage or severe illness. The FDA encourages consumers to discard or return recalled products and consult health professionals if any symptoms arise. It is essential to monitor for signs of listeriosis such as fever, muscle aches, nausea, or diarrhea, especially after possible exposure.

Possible Injuries & Effects

While no confirmed cases are reported, potential health and financial impacts include:

• Medical evaluation or treatment costs due to exposure concerns
• Pain, anxiety, or stress related to potential contamination
• Lost wages or productivity from seeking medical evaluation
• Out-of-pocket costs for replacement groceries or safe disposal

Do You Qualify for an Endico Recall Lawsuit?

• You purchased recalled Endico Peas & Carrots or Mixed Vegetables with matching lot codes during the recall window
• You or a cared-for individual experienced health concerns, precautionary medical evaluation, or incurred costs linked to the recall
• You can provide documentation such as receipts, loyalty records, or photos of the product label
• You sustained financial losses due to medical expenses, emotional harm, or product replacement costs

Evidence Required

• Proof of purchase or possession (receipt, loyalty account, photographs)
• Product images showing lot codes and labeling
• Medical documentation or clinician safety guidance obtained
• Records of expenses incurred due to the recall—groceries, testing, travel, etc.

Damages You Can Recover

• Medical evaluation costs (outpatient follow-ups, laboratory tests)
• Compensation for lost income or caregiver time
• Emotional distress and anxiety from exposure concerns
• Costs for safe disposal, replacement groceries, or travel
• Punitive damages if gross negligence or misrepresentation is proven under law

Recall Details

• Recall issued – September 3–4, 2025
• Products – Peas & Carrots (lot 110625); Mixed Vegetables (lot 170625) in 2.5 lb bags
• Hazard – Potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes
• Distribution – NY, NJ, PA, CT, MD, DC, FL (July 18–August 4, 2025)
• Remedy – Return for refund; consult Endico contact line for assistance

Statute of Limitations

Filing deadlines vary by jurisdiction, usually between one and four years from exposure or discovery. Special rules may apply for minors or delayed injury manifestation. Timely consultation is essential to preserve your rights and claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I know if my bag is included? – Check for designated lot codes (110625 or 170625) and compare with FDA recall notice.
• Is it safe to cook the vegetables? – No, listeria can survive in frozen and cooked food; you should not consume the product.
• Have any illnesses been confirmed? – No recorded cases as of the recall announcement.
• Do I need the receipt? – Not required for refunds, though helpful for legal documentation.
• Can I still file if I threw away the bag? – Yes, if you can provide proof of purchase or other documentation.
• Who could be liable? – Potential defendants include manufacturer, distributor, and suppliers depending on case specifics.

References

1. https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/endico-potatoes-inc-recalls-25lb-bags-frozen-peas-and-carrots-and-mixed-vegetables-because-possible
2. https://www.wsoc.com/news/trending/recall-alert-urmywo-baby-loungers-recalled-due-suffocation-fall-hazards/X72DQDGFA5H73KR6SJ5EAQDRCE/
3. https://www.nytimes.com/health/recalls-endico-vegetables-listeria