CHICAGO — Major retailers Walmart and Aldi are urgently recalling several popular frozen pizza products nationwide due to potential Salmonella contamination traced to a cheese supplier, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Tuesday.

The voluntary recall, issued out of an abundance of caution, affects multiple brands and varieties sold at both chains. No illnesses have been reported so far, but officials warn that consuming contaminated products could lead to serious infection, particularly among vulnerable populations.

The affected pizzas were produced using shredded mozzarella and other cheese blends supplied by a third-party manufacturer in Wisconsin. Routine testing by the supplier detected the presence of Salmonella in a specific production batch, prompting immediate action across the supply chain.

Affected Products and Distribution

At Walmart, the recall includes Great Value Rising Crust Pepperoni Pizza (multiple best-by dates), Great Value Thin Crust Supreme Pizza, and several other private-label varieties. Aldi stores are recalling specially selected frozen pizzas in cheese, pepperoni and supreme flavors sold under the Priano and Reggano brands.

All recalled products were distributed to stores across the United States between February and early May 2026. Consumers are urged to check their freezers for any matching UPC codes and best-by dates listed on the FDA's........

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