Oregon Organic Walnuts Recalled Due to E-Coli Threat
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Pasco Child Died from “Complications of E. coli”
A third-grade boy from Pasco died from kidney failure in a Spokane hospital.
Avoid Romaine Lettuce This Thanksgiving – CDC Fears E.Coli Contamination
Throw out that romaine lettuce for Thanksgiving, The CDC is urging that consumers check all of their lettuce or toss it out.
CDC Advising Consumers Not to Eat Romaine Lettuce – THROW IT OUT!
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued a nationwide warning today. A multistate Shiga toxin-producing E. Coli outbreak has been reported. The CDC is advising consumers not to eat romaine lettuce until further notice. Not from the store, a restaurant or packaged salad mixes containing romaine lettuce...
Deadly E-coli Hamburger Recall Now Includes Safeway and Target
E-coli can make you very sick and even be deadly.
E Coli Outbreak Empties Romaine Lettuce off Tri-City Shelves
An outbreak of e coli linked to the Yuma, AZ area resulted in most Tri-City grocery stores being bare of a popular lettuce this weekend.
In fact, I went to Winco to get some for the wife and found every product containing the variety was gone...
Chipotle Now Facing Criminal Investigation Over e-Coli Outbreak
In the wake of a significant e-coli breakout that involved Chipotle' restaurants in the West and especially California, the chain is now facing a criminal investigation over the outbreak.
E-Coli Celery Outbreak Now In 16 States, Including Washington
An e-coli outbreak that has sickened 19 people in seven states had led to an expanded recall now including 16 states.
Chipotle’s Could Re-Open Next Week, No E-Coli Source Found
43 Northwest Chipotle' restaurants in the Pacific Northwest are set to re-open as early as next week, after Washington State Department of Health officials did not find a definitive source for the e-coli outbreak that sickened at least 40 people.
Chipotle’ E-Coli Investigators Find Possible Source of Outbreak
Investigators in Oregon looking into the e-coli outbreak that has sickened at least 39 people are now looking what is being called "new ingredients" added to the restaurants.