The Peter Pan peanut butter recall hasn’t just affected home pantries — it’s hurting local charities who are experiencing reduced peanut butter stockpiles.
Widespread Peanut Butter Recall Hurts Midstate Charity
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Peanut Butter Recall Endangers Local Charities
Monday, April 30th, 2007Did FDA Know About Peanut Butter Problems?
Monday, April 23rd, 2007A recent Washington Post article has claimed that the FDA knew of problems at the Sylvester, Georgia Peter Pan peanut butter plant five years before the nationwide salmonella outbreak that prompted a peanut butter recall.
Report: FDA knew peanut butter plant had problems
Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Descend on Peter Pan Plant
Tuesday, April 17th, 2007A group of plaintiffs’ attorneys and investigators recently visited the Sylvester, Georgia plant responsible for the nationwide Salmonella outbreak associated with Peter Pan peanut butter. Their mission: to document plant machinery and conditions in connection with planned peanut butter lawsuits.
Lawyers and Investigators Visit South Georgia Peanut Butter Plant
Peter Pan Lovers Will Have to Wait Until Summer
Monday, April 16th, 2007If you can still stomach the thought of a spoonful of Peter Pan peanut butter, you’ll have to wait until summer to enjoy your next PB&J. That’s the word from ConAgra, the manufacturer of the nationwide salmonella outbreak that has been linked to now-recalled Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butters.
ConAgra plans for future of Peter Pan
Facility Leak Led to Peanut Butter Contamination
Sunday, April 15th, 2007Officials have linked a leak in the Georgia ConAgra plant to the outbreak of salmonella blamed on contaminated jars of Peter Pan peanut butter and Great Value peanut butter.
Tainted Peanut Butter Blamed on Leaky Roof
Peanut Butter Slow To Return Overseas
Sunday, March 18th, 2007In the wake of the Great Value/Peter Pan peanut butter recall that’s rocked the United States and hospitalized hundreds of patients with Salmonella, officials abroad aren’t too eager to open their doors to Peter Pan, despite manufacturer ConAgra’s insistence that newer jars of the peanut butter aren’t tainted.
No Green Light For Peanut Butter’s Return
Peanut Producer Meeting Attempts To Calm The Waters
Saturday, March 17th, 2007They’ve been embroiled in the peanut butter recall scandal since it broke over a month ago. Now national peanut producers have gathered to discuss the future of peanut butter and the future of their industry.
Peanut producers gather for meeting
They Just Keep Coming – Peter Pan Recall Extended
Wednesday, March 14th, 2007The peanut butter news just doesn’t stop spreading over the country, and the latest bit of news is disheartening to consumers concerned about the Peter Pan peanut butter recall: manufacturer ConAgra has extended its recall by one entire year.
Peter Pan/Great Value peanut butter recall expanded to Oct. ’04
FDA Confirms Salmonella in ConAgra Peter Pan Plant
Monday, March 5th, 2007The FDA has confirmed the presence of the salmonella virus at ConAgra’s Peter Pan peanut butter plant in Sylvester, Georgia. The updated inspection data indicates that the salmonella originated at the plant itself, though there is no information yet as to whether plant conditions were unsanitary or below federal standards.
FDA News Update on Peter Pan Recall
Peanut Butter Recall Updated To Include Ice Cream Toppings
Thursday, March 1st, 2007It’s been weeks since the first announcement that Peter Pan peanut butter and Great Value peanut butter produced at ConAgra’s Georgia peanut butter facility was linked to a nationwide salmonella outbreak. Now, the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is extending its warning to ice cream spreads containing the potentially tainted peanut butter.
FDA Update on Peanut Butter Recall

