More prepared-food recalls will follow as investigators trace Coast Citrus jalapeños from Sinaloa across national retail and restaurant supply chains.
A multi-state outbreak tied to a widely distributed ingredient can quickly expand recalls, disrupt restaurant supply chains, and intensify scrutiny of cross-border produce sourcing.
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A multi-state outbreak tied to a widely distributed ingredient can quickly expand recalls, disrupt restaurant supply chains, and intensify scrutiny of cross-border produce sourcing.
Curated summary
Taylor Farms issued a new voluntary recall for jalapeño-based products, including burritos, salsa and guacamole, over possible salmonella contamination. The CDC says the outbreak has sickened at least 345 people and caused 36 hospitalizations across 27 U.S. states, with one case in California. The peppers came from Sinaloa, Mexico, and Coast Citrus Distributors. Qdoba and Chipotle already stopped serving the recalled peppers.
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YouTube·5NEWSTaylor Farms recalls several prepared foods amid Salmonella outbreak
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YouTube·CBS ChicagoTaylor Farms recalls jalapeno products during salmonella outbreak
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YouTube·The HillTaylor Farms recalls jalapeños over salmonella fears | 12:30 REPORT
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YouTube·ReutersTaylor Farms recalls foods over potential salmonella contamination
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YouTube·6abc PhiladelphiaTaylor Farms pulls jalapeño products sold at grocery stores
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YouTube·WWLTVJalapeños recalled due to salmonella outbreak
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YouTube·THV11Taylor Fresh Foods recalls jalapeños for Salmonella
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YouTube·The Washington ExaminerTaylor Farms recalls jalapenos over salmonella concerns amid cyclospora outbreak
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Taylor Farms issues another recall as CDC-linked salmonella outbreak sickens at least 345 people
Jalapeño-based products pulled over possible contamination; peppers traced to Sinaloa, Mexico.
















