Welcome to chewing the fat with yours truly Jeff Fisher. I know today January 29th.

Yes, it's my birthday. Thank you, thank you.

No, I'm not gonna tell you my age.

Just think of how old would you be

if you didn't know how old you were.

That's how old I am. All right, so more bad news from the FDA.

They're recalling peaches, plums, nectarines, all the peaches, plums and nectarines sold at some Aldi stores,

Walmart stores, look out. They could contain a Listeria. 1,727 cartons of fresh peaches. 1,227

cartons of fresh nectarines,

365 cartons of fresh plums,

because they have the potential

to be contaminated with Listerio monocytogenes.

So I want to be exact of what they could be contaminated with.

So just let me say Listeria monocidogens.

That was pretty close.

That was pretty darn close.

Now while no one has been reported as sick to date,

the recall was issued following a routine sampling program by the packing house which found the finished products contained the bacteria

Listeria

Monosidogens the affected fruit was sold at several produce and grocery stores across the eastern U.S. and California,

including Aldi, Costco, and Walmart.

FDA says the fresh peaches, nectaries and plums were distributed in Alabama, California,

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