Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Lettuce From California Growing Regions
The CDC says it has tracked down the region of the U.S. where an E. coli outbreak likely began with contaminated romaine lettuce.
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CDC Warns Not To Eat Any Romaine Lettuce, Amid New E. Coli Outbreak
The CDC is warning all Americans not to eat romaine lettuce as it investigates an ongoing E. coli outbreak.
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Contaminated Water Led To Deadly Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak: CDC
The CDC has traced an outbreak of E. Coli linked to romaine lettuce back to tainted water supplies, indicating that the outbreak is likely over.
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Multistate E. Coli Outbreak May Be Linked To Romaine Lettuce
A multistate E. coli outbreak hitting the U.S. and Canada is suspected to have been caused by contaminated romaine lettuce.
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Soynut Butter Recall Issued After E. Coli Outbreak Sickens Children
A Soynut Butter recall has been announced after the peanut butter substitute was linked to a dozen cases of E. coli food poisoning in five states, with virtually all of…
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Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak Continues To Widen, Hurting Sales, Company Admits
Chipotle has seen sales drop amid an ongoing E. coli outbreak that has sickened dozens, and yet the source of the contamination has not yet been identified.
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Costco E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Taylor Farms Celery
A Costco E. Coli food poisoning outbreak has been traced back to a celery and onion supplier whose products were used in chicken salads sold at the store, and numerous…
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Chipotle Food Poisoning Lawsuits Filed Over E. Coli Outbreak in Washington, Oregon
Chipotle faces a growing number of food poisoning lawsuits over an E. Coli outbreak that shut down dozens of restaurants in Washington and Oregon, and has sickened at least 42…
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Chipotle E. Coli Outbreak Shuts Down Restaurants in Washington, Oregon
Chipotle has closed 43 restaurants in Washington and Oregon as the result of an E. Coli food poisoning outbreak.
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Researchers Confirm Washington E. Coli Outbreak Spread By Endoscopes
The findings of a new study confirm that a deadly, drug-resistant form of E. Coli was spread at a Washington hospital due to contaminated endoscopes.