Food recall in 18 states: E. coli death linked to bagged carrots
An outbreak of E. coli linked to consuming bagged carrots has resulted in dozens of illnesses, hospitalizations and one death. The Food and Drug Administration issued a recall on 15 brands of bagged carrots sold across 18 states and various markets — including Wegmans, Trader Joe’s and more after the outbreak.
Carrot recall at Trader Joe's, Wegmans and more linked to E. coli outbreak
Brands of the recalled carrots include Bunny Luv, Trader Joe's, Wegmans and more. The recall was initiated by Grimmway Farms. So far, there have been 39 illnesses, 15 hospitalizations and one death associated with the outbreak. Cases have been reported in 18 states.
More than a dozen brands of bags of organic whole and baby carrots in have been recalled for a potential E. coli contamination. California-based Grimmway Farms is at the center of the ongoing ...
One of the factors at play is a restructuring of the Food and Drug Administration, Detwiler said. The transition is aimed at ...
Barbara Kowalcyk, Director of the Institute for Food Safety and Nutrition Security at George Washington University’s Milken ...
coli to Grimmway Farms, which then issued a voluntary recall of all potentially contaminated products. A full list of the ...
No one has reported getting sick in Wisconsin, but the carrots blamed for 1 death and dozens of illnesses in 18 states were ...
The recall applied to whole organic carrots available in stores between Aug. 14 and Oct. 23 from 15 brands, along with some brands of baby carrots.
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