Due to possible E. coli contamination, St. John Creamery of Lake Stevens, Wash., is recalling both refrigerated and frozen raw goat milk sold in various-sized containers with brown caps. The product was sold in western Washington with sell-by dates of July 29 and later. The recall was initiated after routine sampling by the Washington State Department of Agriculture. The milk can be returned to stores for a refund. No illnesses have been associated with the product at this time. However, given the amount of time involved in linking an illnesses to a specific food product, it is impossible to say whether anyone has been sickened.
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Mahrousa brand tahini is being recalled in Canada because of Salmonella contamination.
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