Table of contents
- Latest Peach Salsa Recall Updates
- October 8, 2026: eFoodAlert Reports FDA Peach Outbreak Review
- July 31, 2026: FDA Reports Moonlight Peach Recall Terminated
- November 9, 2025: FDA Updates Moonlight Recall Notice with Cause
- November 3, 2025: JFE Franchising Recalls SNOWFRUIT Peach Salsa
- October 30, 2025: Supreme Produce Recalls Peach Salsa
- October 29, 2025: Moonlight Companies Recalls California Peaches
- Which Peach Salsa Are Affected?
- Why Was the Peach Salsa Recalled?
- Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
- What Should Consumers Do?
- Other Recalls, Warnings, or International Actions
- Legal Options
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Where Were the Moonlight Peaches Shipped?
- What Are the Symptoms of Listeria?
- Who Is at Higher Risk from Listeria?
- Where Was the Supreme Produce Peach Salsa Sold?
Snowfruit Peach Salsa was recalled on November 3, 2025 for possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. JFE Franchising recalled the 16 oz containers sold at Kroger because the peaches came from Moonlight Companies.
Supreme Produce also recalled a 14 oz peach salsa made with Moonlight peaches and sold at Kroger. The FDA lists the JFE recall as completed and terminated.
Do not eat the salsa. SNOWFRUIT buyers can return it to the store for a refund or throw it away, and Supreme Produce tells buyers to discard its salsa.
Latest Peach Salsa Recall Updates
October 8, 2026: eFoodAlert Reports FDA Peach Outbreak Review
eFoodAlert reported an FDA Freedom of Information Act report on eight 2025 Listeria illnesses suspected to come from California peaches [1]. None of the isolates was a genetic match to the outbreak strain.
The report is a suspicion about peaches. It is not a finding about the salsa, which was recalled later in 2025.
July 31, 2026: FDA Reports Moonlight Peach Recall Terminated
As of July 31, 2026, the FDA reported the Moonlight Companies peach recall as terminated, according to The Healthy [2]. That recall covered the peaches that went into the salsa.
November 9, 2025: FDA Updates Moonlight Recall Notice with Cause
The FDA updated the Moonlight peach recall notice. It said the recall was conducted because Listeria monocytogenes was identified in the packing facility environment, according to The Healthy.
The update gave the cause behind the peach recall. That recall led the salsa makers to pull their products, and the peaches were an ingredient in both salsas.
November 3, 2025: JFE Franchising Recalls SNOWFRUIT Peach Salsa
JFE Franchising, Inc. of Houston, TX announced a voluntary recall of SNOWFRUIT Peach Salsa sold through Kroger [3]. The recall was initiated the same day.
The company said the action responds to the October 29, 2025 recall by Moonlight Companies. All items were sold in plastic clam-shell containers under the SNOWFRUIT label.
October 30, 2025: Supreme Produce Recalls Peach Salsa
Supreme Produce announced a recall of peach salsa that contained peaches supplied to it by Moonlight Companies, according to eFoodAlert. The notice lists a 14 oz Peach Salsa sold in Kroger stores [4].
October 29, 2025: Moonlight Companies Recalls California Peaches
Moonlight Companies voluntarily recalled California-grown conventional yellow and white peaches because of a possible Listeria risk [5]. The recall was voluntary and covered peaches sold nationwide.
The peaches were supplied to retailer partners and used as ingredients in the SNOWFRUIT salsa. That link led JFE Franchising to recall its salsa on November 3, 2025.
Which Peach Salsa Are Affected?
Two peach salsas made with Moonlight peaches were recalled:
- SNOWFRUIT Peach Salsa, 16 oz plastic clam-shell, UPC 639123940636, with sell-by dates of November 3 and 4, 2025, sold at Kroger.
- Supreme Produce Peach Salsa, 14 oz clear-plastic container, UPC 85006540364, with best-by dates from 10/12/2025 to 10/29/2025.
Match the sell-by date and lot code on the SNOWFRUIT label to the FDA notice. Lot codes include CBMA341, DAL065, KH366 and LV376, and the full list is in the notice.
The Ohio Department of Health notice lists the Supreme Produce salsa with its UPC and best-by range. Neither notice states how many units were recalled.
Why Was the Peach Salsa Recalled?
The peach salsa was recalled because it contained California-grown peaches from Moonlight Companies. Moonlight had recalled those peaches over a possible Listeria risk.
The FDA notice gives the reason as potential contamination. Supreme Produce recalled its salsa for the same reason. Its salsa also had peaches supplied by Moonlight.
The notices describe a potential for contamination. They do not say any salsa tested positive. Listeria is a germ that can make people sick.
According to the CDC, listeriosis is a serious infection usually caused by eating food contaminated with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes [6].
Reported Incidents, Injuries, or Illnesses
Neither company has reported an illness or a consumer complaint so far. Separately, an FDA report that eFoodAlert obtained covers eight Listeria illnesses in 2025 that were suspected to come from California peaches.
The FDA was not confident enough in the traceback to name a firm, and its evidence was suggestive but not conclusive.
The report says none of the recalled products were available when that outbreak ended in late August 2025. An illness report alone does not prove which product caused it.
What Should Consumers Do?
Take these steps if you bought SNOWFRUIT or Supreme Produce peach salsa:
- Do not eat any salsa that matches the products described above.
- Return the SNOWFRUIT salsa to the place of purchase for a full refund, or throw it away, and discard any recalled Supreme Produce salsa.
- Email JFE Franchising at hello@snowfruit.com with questions about the SNOWFRUIT recall.
- Call the Moonlight hotline for the peach recall at (855) 215-5017, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm Eastern Time, or the FDA at 1-888-463-6332.
- Watch for fever, muscle aches, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea. Symptoms can take up to 70 days to develop, according to Food Safety News [7].
- See a doctor right away if any of these symptoms appear.
Other Recalls, Warnings, or International Actions
The Moonlight peaches behind both salsas were sold at retail stores nationwide between September 16, 2025 and October 29, 2025. The FDA assigned that peach recall Class I, its highest risk classification.
Legal Options
As of October 2026, no lawsuit, class action or MDL names the peach salsa recall. A recall does not automatically give anyone a claim.
If you became ill after eating recalled food, talk to a lawyer about your own facts. The peach recall behind the salsa has its own page: Moonlight peach recall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Were the Moonlight Peaches Shipped?
The recalled Moonlight peaches were shipped to Canada, Mexico and 39 U.S. states in 33 recalled lots, according to The Healthy. The salsa recalls name Kroger stores as the place of sale.
What Are the Symptoms of Listeria?
The FDA notice names fever, muscle aches, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea as symptoms of Listeria infection. It adds that the infection may lead to stillbirth in severe cases and that people with symptoms should seek medical attention immediately.
Who Is at Higher Risk from Listeria?
Pregnant women, older adults, young children and people with weakened immune systems are particularly at risk from Listeria, according to Food Safety News. The same report says symptoms can take up to 70 days after exposure to develop.
Where Was the Supreme Produce Peach Salsa Sold?
The Supreme Produce 14 oz peach salsa was sold in Kroger stores in IL, CO, GA, WA, IN, MS, TN, AR, OR and MI, according to the Ohio Department of Health notice for the Supreme Produce recall.