If you 've picked up fruit at Costco , Kroger or Walmart stores recently , keep reading . Wawona Packing Co. is voluntarily recalling peaches , nectarines , plums and pluots that were packed at its Cutler , California , warehouses between June 1 and July 12 . Wawona believes the products may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes . Costco , Kroger and Walmart , which also operates Sam 's Club stores , have all posted notices about the fruit recall on their websites . So have Whole Foods Market , Trader Joe 's , Ralphs and Food 4 Less . The recall is nationwide , according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration . Consumers should look for a sticker on their fruit that says `` SWEET 2 EAT , '' according to the recall warnings . Internal testing at Wawona revealed the potential listeria contamination , the company says . Listeria was found on on two nectarines and one peach . It is not yet clear how they became contaminated . The facility was shut down and sanitized , and subsequent tests have been negative for the bacteria . `` We are aware of no illnesses related to the consumption of these products , '' Wawona President Brent Smittcamp said in a statement . `` By taking the precautionary step of recalling product , we will minimize even the slightest risk to public health , and that is our priority . '' How to protect yourself from food poisoning . Smittcamp is urging customers not to eat any of these stone fruits -- meaning fruits with large pits -- and to either destroy them or return them to a nearby store for a refund . Whole Foods is also recalling several of their `` made-in-store items such as cakes , tarts , salsas , and prepared salads '' that may contain the contaminated fruit . In addition , Wegmans has recalled several of its baked goods that contain fruit from Wawona Packing Co . This includes cakes , pies , tarts and other pastries . For a full list , see FDA.gov . Listeria monocytogenes is a bacterium that can cause listeriosis . The most common symptoms of listeriosis are gastrointestinal issues ( such as diarrhea ) , fever and muscle aches . Pregnant women , infants , older adults and people with weakened immune systems are particularly at risk for a more serious infection , according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . If you have already eaten one of the recalled products and begin to feel ill , see your doctor and tell him or her about the recall . `` Your doctor will make a diagnosis and should report any positive test findings for Listeria monocytogenes to public health authorities , who will then report it to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , '' Wawona states in an FAQ about the recall . The CDC estimates about 1,600 illnesses and 260 deaths are caused by listeriosis each year in the United States . Overall , outbreaks have been on the decline since 2001 , but the largest in U.S. history occurred in 2011 . Cantaloupes from a farm in Colorado sickened 147 people and killed nearly three dozen . The farmers responsible recently were sentenced to five years ' probation , including six months of in-home detention . 1 dead , 7 sickened by listeria linked to cheese . 22,000 pounds of meat recalled . California firm recalls chicken over salmonella fears .
Whole Foods is warning consumers about cakes , tarts , salsas , salads . Wawona Packing Co. voluntarily recalls peaches , nectarines , plums and pluots . Score: 6 The fruits were packed in California warehouses between June 1 and July 12 .