No active tuna recalls as of October 27, 2026
No. As of October 27, 2026, there are no active tuna recalls from FDA and USDA (FSIS) in the last 90 days. The most recent tuna recall on record was Buckhead, Tuna, 10lb cs, 12lb cs, 15lb cs, 3-5lb… on July 23, 2026. Recall Watch re-checks the agency databases every hour; this page was last checked Oct 27, 2026, 11:02 AM ET.
· Sources: FDA and USDA (FSIS)
| Date | Product | Agency | States | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buckhead, Tuna, 10lb cs, 12lb cs, 15lb cs, 3-5lb cs , Styrofoam… | FDA | CT, MD, NJ +2 | Class II | |
| Geissler's Supermarket Spicy Tuna Recall — Undeclared Egg Allergen | FDA | CT, MA | Class I | |
| Ocean Group Inc. Tuna Recall — Listeria Monocytogenes Contamination | FDA | CA | Class I | |
| Le Croissant Tuna Salad Recall — Undeclared Milk and Soy | FDA | Nationwide | Class I | |
| Ben E Keith Foods Tilapia and Tuna Recall — Temperature Abuse | FDA | Nationwide | Class II | |
| Mariscos Bahia Tuna Recall — Salmonella Contamination Risk | FDA | Nationwide | Class I | |
| Worldwide Seafood Tidal Yellowfin Tuna — Elevated Histamine Levels | FDA | CA, NM, TX | Class II | |
| Tidal Seafood Yellowfin Tuna Recall — Elevated Histamine | FDA | CA, NM, TX | Class II | |
| Worldwide Seafood Products Yellowfin Tuna Poke — Histamine | FDA | CA, NM, TX | Class II | |
| EZ Noble Sushi Spicy Tuna Roll Recall — Undeclared Egg | FDA | CT, MA | Class I |
Check the brand, lot number and best-by date on your package against the list below. Do not eat a recalled product — return it for a refund or throw it away. If you ate it and feel ill, call your doctor and mention the recall.
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The Firm was notified by NJ Department of Health of two samples collected from tuna with reported high levels of scombrotoxin.
Geissler's Supermarket Spicy Tuna sushi contains undeclared egg allergen. This poses serious risk to people with egg allergies who could experience allergic reactions.
Ocean Group Inc. recalled multiple tuna products due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination found during FDA testing. This bacteria can cause serious illness, particularly in pregnant women, elderly people, and those with weakened immune systems.
Le Croissant Tuna Salad contains undeclared milk and soy allergens, posing a serious risk to people with allergies or sensitivities. Check your Food Unlimited brand tuna salad packages and don't consume if you have these allergies.
Frozen tilapia fillets and tuna loins from Ben E Keith Foods were exposed to improper temperatures, risking bacterial growth. This could cause foodborne illness in anyone who consumes them.
Mariscos Bahia tuna fillets and loins may contain salmonella, which causes serious food poisoning. Anyone who ate this product should watch for symptoms like diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps.
Tidal Seafood Yellowfin Tuna steaks are recalled due to potentially unsafe histamine levels, which can cause food poisoning. Anyone who purchased these products with the specified dates should not eat them.
Tidal Seafood Yellowfin Tuna Saku Blocks are recalled due to high histamine levels, which can cause serious food poisoning. Anyone who purchased these products should not consume them.
Tidal Seafood Yellowfin Tuna Poke is recalled due to potentially high histamine levels, which can cause food poisoning. Anyone who purchased this product with a best buy date of 6/18/2024 should not eat it.
EZ Noble Sushi spicy tuna rolls (9.6 oz, expiring 08/12/2022) contain undeclared egg, posing a serious risk to people with egg allergies who could have severe reactions.
Takumi brand frozen tuna ground meat from Fiji is recalled due to dangerous bacteria (E. coli, coliforms, high bacteria counts) and histamine contamination. Anyone who consumed this product risks serious foodborne illness.
Gordon Choice Deli Style Tuna Salad contains undeclared wheat and tuna due to labeling errors. People with wheat or tuna allergies are at risk of serious allergic reactions.
Quirch Foods recalled 1-pound frozen yellowfin tuna portions due to fish decomposition and high histamine levels, which can cause serious food poisoning in anyone who consumes them.
Taylor Farms Northwest tuna salad croissant sandwiches are recalled because the label doesn't list soy as an ingredient, despite containing soy lecithin in the margarine. This poses serious risk to people with soy allergies.
Al-Riyan brand tuna cans are recalled due to dangerous histamine levels that can cause food poisoning. Anyone who purchased this product should not eat it and should discard or return it.
Java Frozen Tuna Steaks from Indonesia are recalled due to Salmonella contamination found by the FDA. This bacteria causes serious food poisoning, especially in children, elderly, and immunocompromised individuals.
Khee Trading frozen tuna ground meat from Vietnam is recalled due to potentially high histamine levels, which can cause food poisoning with serious symptoms in anyone who consumes it.
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Of the 17 most recent tuna recalls, 3 named a pathogen. The rest were allergens (undeclared ingredients), foreign material, or labeling.
Salmonella is the most common cause of food-borne illness in the US. Symptoms (fever, diarrhea, cramps) start 6 hours to 6 days after eating; most people recover without treatment, but children under 5 and older adults are at higher risk.
Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC, e.g. O157:H7) lives in cattle intestines and can contaminate meat during processing; grinding spreads it through the whole batch. Cook to 160 °F. Symptoms (severe cramps, bloody diarrhea) start 3–4 days after eating.
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No. As of October 27, 2026, there are no active tuna recalls from FDA and USDA (FSIS) in the last 90 days. The most recent tuna recall on record was Buckhead, Tuna, 10lb cs, 12lb cs, 15lb cs, 3-5lb… on July 23, 2026. Recall Watch re-checks the agency databases every hour; this page was last checked Oct 27, 2026, 11:02 AM ET.
Check the brand, lot number and best-by date on your package against the list below. Do not eat a recalled product — return it for a refund or throw it away. If you ate it and feel ill, call your doctor and mention the recall.
Recall Watch pulls new notices from FDA and USDA (FSIS) every hour and republishes this page within the hour. It was last checked Oct 27, 2026, 11:02 AM ET. We count a recall as active for 90 days after it is issued, unless the agency closes it earlier. We hold 17 tuna recalls on record in total.