BBC News reported recently that Fox’s Confectionery had discovered Salmonella in its Leicester chocolate plant. According to the BBC report, the plant has not been open since October 15, but plans to reopen soon. Also included in the report was the following:
Fox’s said the contamination was most likely to have come from a batch
A lawsuit was filed today against ConAgra, the company whose Banquet and store-brand chicken and turkey pot pies were identified as the source of a nationwide Salmonella outbreak in September. The lawsuit was filed in Grand Traverse County Superior Court on behalf of Traverse City resident David Small.
According to the lawsuit, David Small ate
KTTC News broke the story that a Rochester, Minnesota, Quizno’s restaurant has been identified as the source of a Salmonella outbreak. According to the story:
Health officials say there have been ten confirmed cases of salmonella, and that all ten of the people affected did eat at Quiznos around the same time.
The Olmsted County
Eric Robertson’s 2-year-old daughter, Rebecca, tested positive for the same strain of salmonella associated with the ConAgra pot pie outbreak. Full Story from Seattle Post Intelligencer
First it was peanut butter, now it’s potpies," said William Marler, the Robertsons’ attorney, who filed a similar lawsuit on behalf of a Minnesota family. "It’s time ConAgra took
WCCO.com reports that a Rochester, Minn. sub shop is temporarily closed after 10 people were sickened in a case of suspected food poisoning.
Olmsted County environmental health director Rich Peter said the Quizno’s restaurant was closed by its management as a precaution.
State Health Department spokesman Doug Schultz said 10 people became sick, including three
A lawsuit was filed today against ConAgra, the company whose Banquet chicken and turkey pot pies were identified as the source of a nationwide Salmonella outbreak. The lawsuit was filed Snohomish County Superior Court on behalf of Snohomish County resident Eric Robertson, whose 2-year-old daughter, Rebecca, became ill with a Salmonella infection after eating a Banquet
Marler Clark filed a lawsuit today against ConAgra, whose Banquet and store-brand pot pies were identified as the source of a nation-wide Salmonella outbreak that has caused at least 152 confirmed cases of Salmonellosis and 20 hospitalizations. The lawsuit was filed in Federal District Court for the State of Minnesota on behalf of Sauk Rapids
Here is more about the possible salmonella outbreak from Banquet brand pot pies from. Full story from The Seattle Times
ConAgra Foods voluntarily stopped production Tuesday at the Missouri plant that makes its Banquet pot pies after health officials said the pies may be linked to 139 cases of salmonella in 30 states, including Washington.
The CDC is conducting an investigation into the salmonella outbreak from ConAgra’s Banquet brand pot pies. Full story
CDC is collaborating with public health officials in multiple states across the United States and with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service to investigate an ongoing multi-state outbreak of Salmonella I,4,[5],12:i:- (pronounced “four
A nationwide Salmonella outbreak has been traced to pot pies produced by ConAgra and distributed under the Banquet brand name. Today, the Washington Department of Health announced that three Salmonella cases in the state were probably linked to the outbreak:
Three cases of salmonellosis in Washington may be linked to frozen pot pies, part of
First it was peanut butter, now it’s potpies," said William Marler, the Robertsons’ attorney, who filed a similar lawsuit on behalf of a Minnesota family. "It’s time ConAgra took