FDA reports more cases of salmonellosis from contaminated onions in Mexico

Published 2021년 11월 2일

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The FDA and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have announced a recall of onions imported from Chihuahua, Mexico, due to a salmonella outbreak that has affected 808 people across 37 US entities and Puerto Rico. The outbreak, centered in Texas and Oklahoma, has been linked to onions supplied by ProSource Produce, LLC and Keeler Family Farms. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is collaborating with federal and state health officials to investigate the outbreak.

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PÁLOMA SÁNCHEZ. THE HERALD OF CHIHUAHUA. The FDA for its acronym in English, mentioned that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has implemented a notice to recall onions that were imported into that country. The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) updated the number of people reported with salmonella infection, due to the outbreak under investigation, it spread through imported onions, in which an increase with 808 infections is recorded throughout over 37 US entities and Puerto Rico. The FDA mentioned that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has implemented a notice to recall onions that were imported into that country; and that to date, there are no cases in Canada related to the outbreak. Likewise, he explained that the traceability investigation is underway, but the companies ProSource Produce, LLC of Hailey, Idaho; and Keeler Family Farms of Deming, New Mexico, as suppliers of the allegedly contaminated onions that were imported from the state of Chihuahua, ...

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