Grimmway Farms, an organic vegetables producer based in California, has initiated a voluntary recall of various sizes and brands of bagged carrots. They include organic baby and whole carrots.

Amid a nationwide recall of whole and baby organic carrots affecting popular stores from Costco to Aldi, the distributor that initiated the recall, Grimmway Farms, has released a new update.

If you have select organic whole carrots and organic baby carrots in your refrigerator or freezer, you’ll want to check them right now to see if they are part of a just-announced recall. The recall includes numerous brands of carrots and was initiated after dozens of people became sick due to E.

Grimmway Farms voluntarily recalled some organic whole carrots and baby carrots after the CDC found that they may be associated with an outbreak.

The CDC says a new E. coli outbreak has been tied to organic carrots sold at a number of retailers like Trader Joe's and Costco, weeks after an E. coli outbreak took Quarter Pounders off the menu at McDonald's across a dozen states.

Multiple brands of organic carrots have been recalled due to E. coli contamination. So far, at least one person has died. Here's what to know.

One person has died and dozens have been sickened, many of them local, across nearly 20 states in an E. coli outbreak the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says is linked to organic bagged carrots.

Aldi, Trader Joe's, Walmart and many other grocery stores are recalling organic carrots linked to a deadly E. coli outbreak.

The outbreak has been tied to multiple brands of recalled organic carrots sold by Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Wegmans, Target, Kroger, Food Lion and Publix, among others, officials said.

On November 16, organic whole and baby carrots were recalled due to possible E. coli contamination. Now, the recall has been expanded to include additional bag sizes, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).