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Walmart Recalls Pistachio Nut Butter Due to Salmonella Risk in Multiple States

Walmart Recalls Pistachio Nut Butter Due to Salmonella Risk in Multiple States

Walmart has issued a recall for a batch of Bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter due to potential Salmonella contamination. The recall affects 6.7-ounce glass jars with lot number LB028ACP04, a best-by date of January 28, 2027, and UPC 194346207961. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration detected the bacteria during routine testing at a Walmart store in Florida. The recall impacts 19 states, including Tennessee and Georgia. Consumers are advised to stop consuming the product and return it to any Walmart store for a full refund. No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recall.
Arizona Republic Arizona Republic
What foods have been recalled? Items Arizona shoppers should avoid

What foods have been recalled? Items Arizona shoppers should avoid

Pistachio nut butter, beef jerky, beef and pork products and even poultry products are being recalled in Arizona right now. Here's why.
Westchester County Journal News Westchester County Journal News
Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

Cyclosporiasis cases rise in New York amid 2 Michigan deaths

More than 800 cases have been reported in New York since May as health officials investigate a nationwide outbreak of the foodborne parasite.
Detroit Free Press Detroit Free Press
Food recalls keep growing. Eggs, lettuce, soup and more affected

Food recalls keep growing. Eggs, lettuce, soup and more affected

From eggs to lettuce, a wave of food recalls has been front and center. Here is what you need to check for in your kitchen and what to do.
Palm Beach Post Palm Beach Post
Quick answers to cyclospora questions. 5 tips to safely eating lettuce

Quick answers to cyclospora questions. 5 tips to safely eating lettuce

We rounded up answers to common questions in this quick-hit guide about cyclospora, including five tips on how to safely eat lettuce during outbreaks.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Lettuce Raises Food Safety Concerns

Cyclospora Outbreak Linked to Lettuce Raises Food Safety Concerns

A significant outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by the Cyclospora cayetanensis parasite, has been linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce. The outbreak has resulted in over 10,468 confirmed cases and 12,225 reported cases across the United States. The Food and Drug Administration traced one outbreak source to lettuce served at Taco Bell, sourced from Taylor Farms in central Mexico. In response, Walmart and Sysco have removed potentially affected lettuce from their supply chains. The outbreak has sparked concerns about food safety and the processes involved in growing, processing, and importing produce into the U.S.
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Lettuce-Linked Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Raises Concerns Over Food Safety

Lettuce-Linked Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Raises Concerns Over Food Safety

A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce has been reported in the United States, with over 10,468 confirmed cases. The outbreak has been traced back to lettuce sourced from Taylor Farms operations in central Mexico. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has identified the source and issued a recall. Major retailers like Walmart and Sysco have removed the affected lettuce from their supply chains. The outbreak has raised questions about food safety practices and the importation of produce from Mexico.
El Paso Times El Paso Times
Chipotle removes jalapeños over salmonella. See list of food recalls

Chipotle removes jalapeños over salmonella. See list of food recalls

Chipotle said in a Aug. 5 statement that it identified jalapeños from a particular grower in Sinaloa, Mexico and removed them from certain restaurants.
Palm Beach Post Palm Beach Post
Florida cyclosporiasis cases spreading fast, 342 cases in 42 counties

Florida cyclosporiasis cases spreading fast, 342 cases in 42 counties

Florida cyclosporiasis cases have spread to 42 counties as of the latest update. Here's what to know and how to avoid it.
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Private equity is back for 117 JCPenney stores

Private equity is back for 117 JCPenney stores

Mall staples continue to disappear as rising competition, weaker consumer spending, and the growth of e-commerce reshape the retail landscape. Macy's plans to shutter around 150 underperforming stores by 2026, Claire's closed nearly 300 U.S. stores after filing ...
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Food Recalls Expand as Salmonella and Cyclospora Outbreaks Affect Multiple States

Food Recalls Expand as Salmonella and Cyclospora Outbreaks Affect Multiple States

A series of food recalls have been issued across the United States due to potential contamination with Salmonella and Cyclospora. The recalls include eggs, lettuce, and jalapeños, among other products. In Minnesota, a Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños has affected 110 people, with Chipotle Mexican Grill being a significant focus. The company has removed jalapeños from its stores as a precaution. Meanwhile, a Cyclospora outbreak linked to bagged lettuce has resulted in thousands of cases, particularly affecting Michigan. The recalls highlight the ongoing challenges in ensuring food safety and the potential impact on public health.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Cyclosporiasis deaths reported in Michigan. How many cases are in New York?

Cyclosporiasis deaths reported in Michigan. How many cases are in New York?

Two Michigan residents sick with cyclosporiasis have died as cases continue to rise nationwide. Here's how many cases New York has, whether the lettuce recall affects the state and what symptoms to watch for.