Raaw Energy, LLC of Adelphia, New Jersey has recalled five raw dog foods for possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes or Salmonella. The company began the recall on October 27, 2026. FDA listed it in the agency’s Enforcement Report on November 6 and had not classified it when the record posted.
All five were sold frozen in clear plastic tubes. Raaw does not print lot codes, so the production date on the white sticker is the only way to identify a package. It appears on the tube and on the box.
- Salmon, 2 lb tube, produced 08/22/26. Possible Listeria.
- Chicken Medley, 2 lb tube, produced 08/19/26. Possible Listeria.
- Pork Only, 2 lb tube, produced 09/01/26. Possible Listeria.
- Beef Green Tripe, 5 lb tube, produced 08/15/26. Possible Salmonella.
- Turkey Chicken Lamb Medley, 5 lb tube, produced 08/25/26. Possible Salmonella.
The report puts the quantity at 1,150 units, sent to customers in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Virginia, Massachusetts, Maryland and South Carolina. The record lists no illnesses tied to these lots.
This is a separate action from the brand’s May recall, when it pulled everything made between July 17, 2025 and December 23, 2025 after New Jersey agriculture inspectors found pathogens, and paused dog food production.
What you should do now
- Find the production date sticker before you thaw anything.
- Throw the food away in a container other animals cannot open. Do not donate it.
- Disinfect bowls, scoops, the freezer shelf and the counter, then wash your hands. These bacteria make people sick too.
- Watch for vomiting, bloody diarrhea, fever, lethargy, loss of appetite or belly pain, and call the vet if any appear.
- Dogs shed these bacteria without looking sick. Keep children and immune-compromised people in the house away from the food and the bowls.
Related: the Northwest Naturals and GreenTripe.com recalls earlier this year were also for these two bacteria.
Not sure what to do next? Read our guide: Dog Food Recalls: What to Do.
Source: FDA Enforcement Report, Event 100228.