Cucumber Recall Affects Illinois Stores

Time to check the refrigerator once again for possibly tainted vegetables.

This instance involves a San Diego produce company that is recalling all cucumbers sold under the "Limited Edition" label in August and September. According to Marketwatch.com, it's because of a Salmonella outbreak:

Andrew and Williamson Fresh Produce said this weekend it was voluntarily recalling the cucumbers and working with the Centers for Disease Control to determine if, in fact, the cucumbers were the source of the outbreak now reportedly covering 27 states.

Limited Edition cucumbers were produced in California and distributed in a number of states, including Illinois. Customers might have purchased the items through retail, food service companies, wholesalers and brokers.

Anyone who purchased the produce is asked to return the cucumbers to the point of purchase for full refunds.