Organic whole and baby carrots have been recalled nationwide due to an E. coli outbreak that has killed at least one person, the FDA said.

The outbreak, detected across 18 U.S. states, is linked to carrots and baby carrots sold by brands such as Wegmans, 365, Trader Joe’s and Nature’s Promise.

More than a dozen brands are recalling bags of baby and whole organic carrots that were sold in 19 states for risk of E. coli contamination.

A California grower has issued a nationwide recall of organic carrots it produced for some of the country's leading supermarkets over an E. coli outbreak.

If you do your weekly grocery rounds at Trader Joe's or Wegmans, it might be time to check your fridge. Grimmway Farms says some of their organic whole carrots and baby carrots that were sold at the grocery store chains may have been contaminated with Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli,

Key Takeaways A new E. coli outbreak linked to Grimmway Farms carrots has impacted at least 39 people so far, the CDC said Sunday.The carrots were sold from several brands including the in-store brands of Target and Whole Foods.