The discovery by federal officials that a Georgia plant had shipped contaminated supplies prompts calls for reforms, investigation. In one of the largest food recalls in history, the Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday asked retailers, manufacturers and consumers to discard every product made in the last two years from peanuts processed by a Georgia plant at the heart of a deadly nationwide outbreak of salmonella illness.
Tainted Peanut Product Recalls, Illnesses Grow
More companies are recalling products containing peanuts since the government them to an outbreak of salmonella now tied to the deaths of eight people. More than 430 products have been pulled from shelves so far, and nearly 500 illnesses have been linked to the outbreak.
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Salmonella concerns tied to peanut plant force fresh recall
Worried about salmonella, the Army said today it's removing some peanut butter items from warehouses in Europe, the latest in an ever-growing list of recalled peanut products linked to a national salmonella outbreak.
DEVELOPMENT: Urgent Aid Sought for Victims of "Silent" Crises
UNITED NATIONS, Jan 27 (IPS) - The United Nations children's agency UNICEF said Tuesday that it must raise over a billion dollars this year to meet the basic needs of women and children in disaster zones worldwide, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa.
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