Peanut butter is often viewed as a wholesome, protein-packed snack—but not all jars are created equal. While natural peanut butter can be a nutritious option, many commercial brands are loaded with ...

Disease detectives traced the salmonella to a plant in rural Sylvester, Georgia, that produced peanut butter for ConAgra under the Peter Pan label and the Great Value brand sold at Walmart.

but said Monday that an affiliate of St. Louis-based Post currently co-manufactures all Peter Pan products. Those items include various creamy and crunchy peanut-butter spreads.

Consumers should throw away all Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter jars produced by ConAgra that have a product code beginning with the number "2111" imprinted on the lid, ConAgra said in the ...

Only a limited number of Bay Area grocery stores carry the Peter Pan brand of peanut butter that has been linked to nearly 300 cases of salmonella across the nation, including one possible case in ...

Feb. 19, 2007 — -- Susanna Cox used to feed her two boys Wal-Mart's Great Value store-brand peanut butter three times a week. Then they started getting sick: stomach aches, diarrhea and fevers.

Peter Pan peanut butter will return to stores this month with a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee as ConAgra Foods seeks to reassure customers it has fixed the problems that allowed salmonella to ...

A salmonella outbreak has prompted a recall of peanut ... to peanut butter made at a single ConAgra plant in Sylvester, Georgia. The spread being recalled was sold under the Peter Pan and Great ...

Conagra Brands is selling its Peter Pan peanut butter line to Post Holdings, the company that helps produce spreads sold under that brand name. The food makers didn’t disclose financial terms of ...