The contamination occurred in two of the companies Pennsylvania plants during the dates of June 10 through the 18th, 2015. Since being informed by their spring source of the contamination, the company has shut down operation at the two plants and disinfected their bottling lines.
Categories for E. Coli
8-Year-Old Braintree Boy Dies from E. Coli
An 8-year-old from Braintree has recently passed away after he ate food tainted with E. coli. Tragically, the boy passed away in a matter of ten days.
E. Coli Recall
1.8 million pounds of ground beef shipped to Massachusetts has been recalled due to suspicions it may have been tainted with E. coli.
Valley Meat Company Recalls Beef Due to E. coli
Due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination, the Valley Meat Company in Modesto, Calfornia, is recalling approximately 1 million pounds of beef products from the market. Products include frozen ground beef patties and bulk ground beef products. E. Coli Illnesses From Tainted Beef Products According…
Valley Meat Company Recalls Beef Due to E. coli
Due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination, the Valley Meat Company in Modesto, Calfornia, is recalling approximately 1 million pounds of beef products from the market. Products include frozen ground beef patties and bulk ground beef products. E. Coli Illnesses From Tainted Beef Products According…
E. coli Outbreak in Lettuce Now at 26 Confirmed
The CDC has stated that there are now 26 confirmed cases of E. coli 0145 linked to shredded romaine lettuce sold under the Freshway brand and Imperial Sysco brand. These cases include people with E. coli in Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Recall…
E. coli Outbreak in Lettuce Now at 26 Confirmed
The CDC has stated that there are now 26 confirmed cases of E. coli 0145 linked to shredded romaine lettuce sold under the Freshway brand and Imperial Sysco brand. These cases include people with E. coli in Michigan, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Recall…
E. Coli Outbreaks
E. Coli Found in Lettuce E. Coli 0145 has been found in bags of unopened fresh lettuce in Ohio, and federal investigators are investigating whether it is linked to an outbreak in Michigan, New York and Ohio, where 12 people were hospitalized for E. Coli…
