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Ecoli outbreak related to Alberta flesh shop; one dead, 35 sickened

The Canadian PressEDMONTON - Researchers have related an Ecoli outbreak which has sickened 36 people, including a man who likely died from the pathogenic bacteria, to pork products from a flesh shop south of Edmonton. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall caution for pork products purveyed & distributed with the flesh Shop at Pine Haven among Feb. 19 & April 24. Alberta Health Services tells there is a correlation among among the Ecoli statuses & flesh from the business. Both agencies tell people ought throw the flesh away or return it for a refund. final 7 days, Alberta Health Services said 21 of the laboratory-approved statuses were related to Mama Nita's Binalot restaurant in Edmonton.

Ecoli outbreak related to pork from flesh shop in central Alberta

as informed in An E.coli outbreak believed to be responsible for at least 36 poisonings & 1 dying in the Edmonton ambit has been traced to pork products purveyed with a flesh packing & retail operation in central Alberta. The flesh Shop at Pine Haven, located on a Hutterite colony southeast of Wetaskiwin, reported Wednesday it had temporarily shut drop & issued a voluntary recall of a number of its raw & availiable-to-eat pork products. A complete list of the recalled items, including ground pork, chops, sausages, bacon & salami, was obtainable on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency website. "All 36 patients sickened with Ecoli 0157 |H7 have been related in 1 method or another to flesh from the shop, said Dr. Jasmine Hasselback, medicinal officer of health, Edmonton Region, for Alberta Health Services. Hofer said his flesh facility has supplied products to "dozens" of customers in the Edmonton ambit — including Mama Nita's — though he didn't have an exact number.

Edmonton Ecoli outbreak related to pork recall

EDMONTON — Alberta Health Services has reported which an outbreak of Ecoli is related to a recall of proven pork products. In a statement Wednesday, AHS pointed to raw & availiable-to-eat pork products purveyed & distributed by The flesh Shop at Pine Haven. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall caution for proven products purveyed & distributed among Feb. 19 & April 24, inclusively. The store initiated the recall in light of the Ecoli O157: H7 investigation, led by AHS & supported by the CFIA. The predominant symptom associated by the O157: H7 strain of pathogenic bacteria is diarrhea.




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