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CDC Issues Warning on Frozen Blueberries Amid E. coli Outbreak

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced an E. coli outbreak linked to frozen blueberries. Officials issued a recall for the affected product. Consumers should avoid eating any recalled frozen blueberries.

07/20/2026 · Oklahoma edition

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has alerted the public to an *E. coli* outbreak. Public health officials determined the outbreak has a connection to specific frozen blueberries.

National authorities initiated a recall for the implicated product. The CDC advises consumers not to eat any frozen blueberries subject to this recall. Individuals who possess the recalled item should discard it.

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