1 dies and dozens are sickened after eating organic carrots contaminated with E. coli

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The carrots are no longer in stores, but the CDC is warning consumers to not eat recalled bag carrots and to check their refrigerators or freezers and throw away any carrots that fit the description.

The recalled organic baby carrots have best-by dates ranging from Sept.11 through Nov.12, according to the U.S.

Despite the number of recent outbreaks, experts say the food supply is generally safe, although there hasn’t been much progress in curbing infections caused by E.coli.

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Author / Journalist: Cathy Bussewitz, The Associated Press

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United States

Topics: Centers for Disease Control CDC E. coli outbreak Food and drink CDC E.Coli

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Published On: 2024-11-18 @ 10:35:12 (13 hours ago)

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