Post by bibliothecary on Dec 2, 2015 12:30:29 GMT -5
www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/fda-expands-recall-food-items-e-coli-major-grocery-stores-n472731
A recall of food products containing celery potentially contaminated with the E.coli bacteria was expanded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday and now includes more than 155,000 items at several major grocery stores.
The scare began with contaminated celery found at Costco in late November. Stores carrying the potentially contaminated products, all of which were manufactured by Taylor Farms Pacific Inc., now include Walmart, Sams's Club, Costco, Albertsons, 7-11, Target and Safeway, primarily in the Western states.
Also included were over 45,000 Starbucks Holiday Turkey Sandwiches. The celery is found in the stuffing. The CDC says that so far 19 people across 7 states have been infected by the celery, which was produced by California-based Taylor Farms Pacific.
The FDA posted a complete list of recalled productson their website and urged consumers who bought chicken salad from Costco on or before Nov. 20 to throw it out as a precaution.
A recall of food products containing celery potentially contaminated with the E.coli bacteria was expanded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday and now includes more than 155,000 items at several major grocery stores.
The scare began with contaminated celery found at Costco in late November. Stores carrying the potentially contaminated products, all of which were manufactured by Taylor Farms Pacific Inc., now include Walmart, Sams's Club, Costco, Albertsons, 7-11, Target and Safeway, primarily in the Western states.
Also included were over 45,000 Starbucks Holiday Turkey Sandwiches. The celery is found in the stuffing. The CDC says that so far 19 people across 7 states have been infected by the celery, which was produced by California-based Taylor Farms Pacific.
The FDA posted a complete list of recalled productson their website and urged consumers who bought chicken salad from Costco on or before Nov. 20 to throw it out as a precaution.
