Experts advise throwing out onions amid a recall tied to salmonella - Business Insider

When in doubt, throw them out': Experts say you should throw out onions if you can't identify where they came from – as 879 people and counting are now sick amid a salmonella outbreak

Thomson International onions are sold at grocery chains, including Walmart, Kroger, and Publix, under a variety of brand names.

In the US, the US Food and Drug Administration has identified 640 cases of salmonella linked to the onions. Some 85 people had been hospitalized. Since Thomson International onions are sold under a range of brand names, it may be difficult to identify onions impacted by the recalls. Experts say that, if you aren't sure, you should toss any onions you have.

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