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Food Poisoning News & Food Recalls

November 2009
Over 540,000 lbs recalled, illnesses and deaths reported.
October 2009
Serious illness can lead to paralysis.
October 2009
Aimed at preventing outbreaks before they begin.
October 2009
Have caused hundreds of outbreaks since 1990.
July 2009
Regulations proposed to prevent outbreaks.
July 2009
Twelve people hospitalized so far.
June 2009
Over 60 illnesses reported in 28 states so far.
May 2009
Outbreaks also reported in Ohio and Illinois.
May 2009
Companies put responsibility on consumers.
April 2009
Over 30 illnesses in six states reported so far.
April 2009
Experts say improvements needed for public safety.
April 2009
Salmonella found in nuts from Setton Pistachio.
March 2009
Officials say flaw hinders food safety efforts.
March 2009
Experts worry consumers still have contaminated food.
March 2009
Agency says current testing is inefficient.
February 2009
Second PCA plant linked to outbreak.
February 2009
Experts say 87 million people sickened each year.
February 2009
Have to throw thousands of pounds of food away.
February 2009
Don't know that certain products may be contaminated.
February 2009
Investigators will routinely test product samples.
February 2009
Federal government seizes evidence in salmonella outbreak.
February 2009
Part of free lunch program in three states.
February 2009
May be contaminated with Listeria.
January 2009
Now one of the largest recalls in history.
January 2009
Shipped products despite danger to consumers.
January 2009
Mildew, rust among health violations.
January 2009
Infection may have contributed to seven deaths.
January 2009
Nation consumes 700 million pounds each year.
January 2009
Tainted prodcuts came from PCA facility.
January 2009
More recalls announced and more expected.
January 2009
FDA says doesn't pose health risk to infants.
December 2008
FDA says doesn't pose health risk to infants.
November 2008
Chicken entrees may contain plastic.
October 2008
Deer butchered in kitchen of Chinese restaurant.
October 2008
Wal-Mart and Giant Food products contain high levels.
October 2008
People sickened with salmonella food poisoning.
October 2008
COOL law shows country of origin.
September 2008
Melamine contamination is to blame.
September 2008
Restaurants pose health risks to diners.
September 2008
Metal part may be in baked goods.
September 2008
Can cause infections in pets and humans.
September 2008
Fish sold at Pennsylvania grocery stores.
August 2008
Meat may be contaminated with E. coli.
July 2008
Listeria poses health risk, salmon recalled.
July 2008
Produce may contain Salmonella and pose health risk.
July 2008
Complains and reports of injuries received.
July 2008
Listeria infection can cause fatal reactions.
July 2008
Some has 10 times the legal limit.
July 2008
Over 5 million pounds of beef affected.
June 2008
Contains cleaning compound.
June 2008
Foreign headquarters and staff will be added.
June 2008
Giant Eagle and other markets halt sales.
June 2008
Consumers hospitalized from eating tainted foods.
May 2008
Ground beef recalled in 11 states.
May 2008
Gourmet Boutique prepared foods.
April 2008
Meat not wanted in food supply.
April 2008
Due to recalled Malt-O-Meal cereal.
April 2008
Malt-O-Meal puffed rice and wheat.
April 2008
Bacteria in milk sold at PA dairies.
March 2008
Sends Western PA family to hospital.
March 2008
Tainted melon sold in Pennsylvania.
February 2008
Portion of recalled beef in PA schools.
January 2008
Issues arise years after initial sickness.
January 2008
New Era products sold as various brands.
January 2008
188,000 lbs of ground beef nationwide.
December 2007
Food poisoning is prevalent.
December 2007
Majority of meat is never recovered.
November 2007
One million pounds pulled from stores.
November 2007
3.3 million pepperoni pizzas pulled.
October 2007
Banquet or generic chicken and turkey.
September 2007
Ground beef sickens people nationwide.
September 2007
Cryptosporidium in infant remedy.
September 2007
Food poisoning found in Dole product.
September 2007
Tainted potato salad and frozen pies.
August 2007
Flavored drink rimmer may be tainted.
August 2007
Metz Fresh recalls tainted greens.
August 2007
French cut style under many brand names.
July 2007
Nationwide recall of canned products.
July 2007
Tainted foods cause greater attention.
June 2007
Food poisoning from health snacks.
June 2007
New program to reduce food poisoning.
May 2007
Meat products distributed in 15 states.
May 2007
Two Galliker Dairy products affected.
May 2007
News comes amid more contamination reports.
April 2007
Hundreds sent to slaughterhouses nationally.
April 2007
Chemical responsible for pet food recall.
April 2007
Including peanut butter and spinach.
April 2007
PA food chain identified as common link.
April 2007
CDC reports increase of E. coli O157:H7.
April 2007
ConAgra identifies source of bacterium.
April 2007
Dingo pet treats carry the bacterium.
March 2007
Spinach and Taco Bell cases develop.
March 2007
Inspections drop as imports rise.
March 2007
Voluntary safety guidelines from the FDA.
March 2007
Recent FDA notice includes new products on recall list.
February 2007
Bethlen Home hosts highly contagious virus.
February 2007
Statistics show decline in FDA regulation.
November 2003
Green onions identified as source of sickness.
February 2007
Organic baby food variety may contain the toxin, says FDA.
February 2007
Foodborne illness found in certain jars produced by ConAgra.
December 2006
Interviews with patients found that lettuce was the common link for a majority of the victims.
December 2006
Tests on over 300 samples of ingredients unable to find link to the E. coli.
December 2006
Three out of the five Pittsburgh-area cases test negative,two still pending.
December 2006
Campylobacter bacterium and salmonella found in chicken.
December 2006
More than 60 people in at least four states sickened from tainted food.
November 2006
Possible food poisoning incident a local Hoss's Steak & Sea House.
November 2006
Investigators determine tomatoes are to blame.
November 2006
Outbreak appears to be over.
October 2006
At least 18 states affected by unknown source of salmonella.
October 2006
Source found in recent E.coli outbreak.
October 2006
Company recalls lettuce as a precautionary measure.
October 2006
Two-year-old dies from spinach smoothie.
October 2006
Four people ill after consuming carrot juice.
October 2006
Only previously recalled brands are unsafe.
September 2006
More victims of tainted spinach hospitalized.
September 2006
East coast distributor recalls spinach products.
September 2006
California farms have been source of multiple E. coli outbreaks.
September 2006
One death and more than a hundred sickened from E.coli contamination.
September 2006
Fifty cases of E.coli with one death linked to bagged spinach.
August 2006
At least 84 people sickened from the outbreak.
March 2006
New rules for preventing food-borne illnesses in fresh fruits and vegetables.
February 2006
Twenty-three confirmed illness cases, and more expected, from contaminated food served at Corky & Lenny's.
June 2005
Sprouts are a major cause of food-borne illnesses such as E.coli, salmonella, and in some cases, death.
May 2005
Victims of asbestos exposure might finally receive compensation.