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Canned fruit sold at Walmart recalled in several states

Marcus Reed
Marcus Reed
Marcus Reed
Senior Reporter · Martinez, GA

With a background in finance and journalism, Marcus Reed has spent over a decade reporting on the intricacies of local businesses and economic trends in Augusta. He graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in Business Administration and worked previously at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. His expertise lies in economic analysis and local industry developments.

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Senior Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 5:41 AM · 1 min read
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Canned fruit sold at Walmart recalled in several states — Augusta Health news

(Gray News) - A voluntary recall over lead concerns has been issued for cans of Walmart fruit cocktail distributed to stores in at least seven states.The Food and Drug Administration said the recall applies to 15-ounce containers of Great Value Fruit Cocktail in Fruit Juice from Concentrate.Where the product was distributedMore than 1,830 cases, or approximately 44,000 individual cans, were distributed to Walmart locations in Alabama, Arizona, Louisiana, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Washington and Wyoming, the FDA said.How to identify the productThe product is marked with lot number “6FCB 04 C2263” and a best if used by date of Sept. 1, 2027.Recall detailsThe FDA initiated the recall for “potential contamination with elevated levels of lead” on Oct. 1. It was reclassified as a Class II recall on Oct. 20.According to the FDA, Class II recalls are issued when a product can cause temporary health effects with a remote possibility of serious issues.What customers should doCustomers should thr

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