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Letter From The Editor: Yuma

By Dan Flynn on May 16, 2010

We wish foodborne illness investigations moved faster.  But, as we’ve been told time and time again, “this isn’t CSI.”

There is nothing we at Food Safety News can do about that.   Last week, however, we…

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Update in E. coli O145 Outbreak

By Zach Mallove on May 14, 2010

Yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued an update on the E. coli O145 outbreak linked to Freshway Foods romaine lettuce.

As of May 11, 2010, there are 23 confirmed and 7…

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How Did E. coli O145 Contaminate Lettuce? Part III

By Zach Mallove on May 14, 2010

A look at how E. coli O145 could have contaminated romaine lettuce on a farm in Yuma – Part III



As state and federal public health officials continue to investigate the E. coli O145 outbreak…
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How Did E. coli O145 Contaminate Lettuce? Part II

By Helena Bottemiller on May 13, 2010

A look at how E. coli O145 could have contaminated romaine lettuce on a farm in Yuma – Part II

As state and federal public health officials continue to investigate the E. coli O145 outbreak…
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E. coli Lawsuit Filed Against Lettuce Supplier

By Suzanne Schreck on May 12, 2010

An E. coli lawsuit was filed yesterday against Freshway Foods, the company that recalled its romaine lettuce products after they were identified as the source of an E. coli O145 outbreak among students at The…

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How Did E. coli O145 Contaminate Lettuce?

By Zach Mallove on May 12, 2010

A look at how E. coli O145 could have contaminated romaine lettuce on a farm in Yuma

As state and federal public health officials continue to investigate the E. coli O145 outbreak tied to …
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E. coli O145 Outbreak Linked to Lettuce

By Suzanne Schreck on May 7, 2010

Dozens of people in Michigan, Ohio, and New York are part of an E. coli O145 outbreak traced to the consumption of contaminated lettuce sold by Freshway Foods.

Students from Ohio State University, the University…
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Investigators Slow to Name E. coli Strain, Source

By Dan Flynn on May 3, 2010

State and federal officials investigating a multistate non-O157 E. coli outbreak went into the weekend without naming either the exact strain or food source involved.

On background, food safety experts say the likely strain involved…

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Non-O157:H7 STEC Outbreaks Discovered

By Zach Mallove on April 28, 2010

On cue with recent discussions regarding the regulation of non-O157:H7 strains of E. coli, two outbreaks of non-O157 shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) strains have just emerged.

Michigan and Ohio are currently investigating at least…
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