Family claims SpaghettiOs infested with ‘actively moving’ worms or parasites in Campbell’s, Walmart suit
A Florida mother and daughter have filed a lawsuit against Campbell's and Walmart, claiming their SpaghettiOs were contaminated with worms or parasites. The complaint alleges that the mother and daughter suffered health issues after consuming the product. The lawsuit seeks at least $75,000 in damages for alleged negligence and violations of food safety laws.
- ▪Mary Hubbard and her daughter claim to have found worms or parasites in their SpaghettiOs purchased from Walmart.
- ▪The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Fort Pierce, Florida, and names both Campbell's and Walmart as defendants.
- ▪Hubbard reported gastrointestinal illness and sepsis, while her daughter experienced nausea and vomiting.
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Business Family claims SpaghettiOs infested with ‘actively moving’ worms or parasites in Campbell’s, Walmart suit By Reuters Published June 3, 2026, 1:09 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A Florida mother and her daughter sued Campbell’s after eating SpaghettiOs that they claim were contaminated by worms or parasites, and therefore unfit to eat. In a complaint filed on Tuesday, Mary Hubbard said she discovered the alleged contamination around June 6, 2024, after she and her daughter, known as P.L., began eating SpaghettiOs at their home in Okeechobee County.
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