In the US, a salad that was sold in more than 230 stores is being recalled. The product may be contaminated with parasites that cause dangerous diseases. The Yahoo! edition told in more detail. The recall includes Ocean Mist Farms branded Romaine Hearts salad in a 22-ounce (623 g) package. His…
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating a listeria outbreak caused by packaged Dole salads. Two people have already died. CNN writes about it. Another 17 people in 13 states became infected, 13 of them were hospitalized. The recall of the salad began at the end of December…
Some packaged lettuce products are being recalled in the United States due to Salmonella problems, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). At least 8 reported cases have already been identified. Writes about this Fox Business. BrightFarms voluntarily ...
The voluntary recall of products from sale affected more than 3000 heads of romaine lettuce distributed in stores in 20 states, writes Today. You might want to ditch the salad at this year's Thanksgiving dinner: the company has announced a voluntary recall of cabbages ...
According to the CDC, bagged salad company Fresh Express has voluntarily recalled several of its products due to possible contamination with cyclospora, a microscopic parasite that causes intestinal diseases, writes Fox Business. Back on June 22, it became known that more than 200 people...
The salad, sold in bags in grocery stores, has led to the poisoning of more than a hundred people, of whom two dozen were hospitalized, writes Fox Business. Packaged salad, which is sold in 12 states of the Midwest in grocery stores, has poisoned 122 people ...
Just in time for Thanksgiving, millions of people were informed of the recall of a number of romaine lettuce products that were found to be infected with E. coli. Such products are extremely dangerous to eat, and the only way out was to get rid of the salad. Apparently, not everyone did it, because ...
ForumDaily wrote that 40 people in 16 US states have contracted E. coli from lettuce. It was revealed to be a romaine lettuce harvested in the Salinas region of California. Here's the latest information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). ...
California may be the source of E. coli-infected romaine lettuce, which is poisoning people in the United States and Canada. A third of the 32 reported cases occurred in Los Angeles County, California. Most of the lettuce bought and sold in Southern California is grown in the state, reports ...
In Russia, on the website of Rospotrebnadzor, the body responsible for protecting consumer rights and their well-being, a warning appeared about an outbreak of infection in the United States and preventive measures when preparing salads. In its warning, Rospotrebnadzor refers to data from the state Department of Health...