Supreme Service Solutions LLC, operating as Supreme Produce, is recalling Yummi Sushi products sold at Kroger and its affiliated stores in Florida because of potential contamination with Salmonella.
Bedner Growers Inc. identified the contamination following notification from the FDA about the cucumber outbreak.
The recall is linked to cucumbers
Continue Reading Yummi Sushi products sold at Kroger stores in Florida recalled for Salmonella risk
Authorities in Finland have assessed the food poisoning risk associated with medium-cooked ground beef patties made from Finnish meat and served in food service outlets.
Medium-rare or medium-done ground (minced) beef patties are associated with the potential for microbiological contamination, especially from Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC). In recent years
Continue Reading Finnish study estimates STEC cases linked to medium-cooked beef patties
There are now 241 complaints from patrons of a sushi restaurant in Raleigh, NC, about foodborne illnesses.
The complaints against Sushi Nine began Nov. 28, according to local health department officials. The suspected pathogen is norovirus, with at least three restaurant customers testing positive. The number of sick people is
Continue Reading Patient count nears 300 in outbreak linked to North Carolina sushi restaurant
County officials in North Carolina are investigating an outbreak of foodborne illnesses linked to a sushi restaurant.
Patrons of Sushi Nine on Western Boulevard in Wake County reported illnesses with symptoms common to norovirus virus infection. The first case was reported on Nov. 30 and subsequent patients continue to be
Continue Reading More than two dozen report illnesses after eating at a North Carolina restaurant
More than 30 people have been confirmed sick in an outbreak of Salmonella Litchfield infections traced to fresh raw salmon.
Of the 33 patients, 16 have completed interviews with health officials and 12 of those reported eating sushi, sashimi, or poke. Thirteen of the 33 patients have been so sick
Continue Reading Salmonella outbreak traced to fish sold in California, Arizona; further distribution possible
Researchers have estimated that Japan had around 20,000 anisakiasis cases each year in 2018 and 2019. These figures are much higher than official data.
Anisakiasis is a parasitic disease caused by anisakid worms. Transmission occurs when infective larvae are ingested from fish or squid that are eaten raw or undercooked.
Continue Reading Scientists find large gap in anisakis estimates and official statistics
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta has amended its final update on the Salmonella outbreak linked to frozen cooked shrimp. The agency says since its July 21 final report, it has identified three new illnesses in the outbreak,
In that final report in July, the
Continue Reading CDC finds shrimp illnesses after Salmonella outbreak declared over
Mai Cuisine Inc. of Allentown, PA, is recalling 67 packs of “Shrimp Tempura Kabuki Roll WR” purchased in the state of California because of potential Salmonella contamination.
The recall was initiated after Avanti Frozen Foods Pvt. Ltd expanded their recall to include a particular lot of frozen shrimp received by
Continue Reading Mai Cuisine recalls shrimp rolls from counters in Target stores because of Salmonella
Genji Pacific LLC. of Allentown, PA, is recalling 1,490 packs of sushi containing cocktail shrimp over potential salmonella contamination. The sushi was sold at Whole Foods Market stores in California.
The recall was initiated after Avanti Frozen Foods Pvt. Ltd expanded their recall to include a particular lot of frozen
Continue Reading Whole Foods Markets recalls sushi sold at certain California stores
Public health officials in North Carolina have concluded their investigation of a foodborne illness outbreak linked to sushi, saying they were unable to determine the specific cause behind the illnesses of more than 150 people.
Only a handful of ill people who ate the suspect sushi sold at two Harris
Continue Reading Sushi related outbreak stumps health officials; more than 150 sickened
