Patch : declared in Illinois Soy Nut Butter E. Coli Outbreak: Second Brand Recalled

>>Multi-State E. Coli Outbreak Sparks Soy Nut Butter Recall"The recalled Dixie U.S.A. product was only available for purchase via mail order or online portals," the FDA said. Healthy company, claiming their 8-year-old son was hospitalized for 25 days due to HUS and will likely suffer lifelong health consequences. >>8-Year-Old E. Coli Victim Suffers Kidney Failure; Parents Sue Illinois Soy Nut Butter CompanyConsumers who have purchased Dixie Diner's Club products are urged not to consume the product. Healthy SoyNut Butter and granola varieties to include Dixie Diners' Club brand Carb Not Beanit Butter for potential E. coli contamination, the FDA said Friday. The SoyNut Butter company in Glenview has widened a recall of its entire line of I.M.

Children Infected With E. Coli in Soy Nut Butter Outbreak

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two children in Oregon have been infected with E. coli in an outbreak connected to a soy nut butter. A child in Washington state developed kidney failure, according to Bill Marler, a food safety lawyer representing the family. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says eight people have been hospitalized and five have suffered kidney failure. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports (https://goo.gl/9bxKri ) neither sibling in Clackamas County had to be hospitalized, according to Dr. Paul Cieslak, medical director of acute and communicable disease at the Oregon Public Health Division. The outbreak has spread to nine states, affecting 16 people.


A seventh person at a school in Northeast Portland have been sickened by E.coli, the Multnomah County Health Department announced Wednesday afternoon. Parents are advised to contact their healthcare provider with any questions regarding your child's healthThe Multnomah County Health Department Communicable Disease Services team can be reached at (503) 988-3406. The Health Department has been advising parents that any child sick with vomiting or diarrhea, should not attend school. Vines says that if people have the recalled product still in their home, they should immediately throw it out or return it to the store where it was purchased. The seven cases at Montessori of Alameda have been under investigation since last week, according to the county.



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