Cucumber Listeria Contamination Results in Recall For Produce Distributed At Walmart Stores
This is the latest in a series of cucumber recalls issued in recent months, following reports of listeria, salmonella and other food poisoning risks
This is the latest in a series of cucumber recalls issued in recent months, following reports of listeria, salmonella and other food poisoning risks
Salmonella infection was caused by cucumbers bought at Publix, according to lawsuit filed by Florida woman who developed severe nausea, diarrhea, and a urinary tract infection.
Though no longer on store shelves, recalled cucumbers contaminated with salmonella may still be in consumers' refrigerators or pre-prepared meals.
Government oversight report calls for stronger FDA authority and training to respond to infant formula manufacturing problems in the future.
CDC has expressed certainty of the link between the recalled cucumbers and salmonella illnesses being reported, despite some strains found not matching
Federal investigators are still trying to confirm the strain detected in the cucumbers caused a salmonella impact that has sickened individuals nationwide.
Consumers are advised to stop using the recalled infant formula products immediately and report any health concerns to their healthcare provider.
A disproportionate number of salmonella food poisoning outbreaks have been linked to frozen chicken products, which are breaded and stuffed, giving the appearance that they are cooked
Consumers are encouraged to thoroughly clean any surfaces the recalled Trader Joe cashews contacted, to prevent the spread of salmonella.
Undercooked pork meat may be responsible for a multistate salmonella food poisoning outbreak, which has sickened dozens of individuals from at least 22 different states.