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FDA's Delayed Report on E. coli Outbreak Raises Concerns

An E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce in late 2024 sickened 89 people across 15 states, resulting in one death and 36 hospitalizations; the FDA's February 2025 report, obtained via a public records request, identified a potential source but could not confirm it due to a lack of contaminated ...

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FDA Finds Dozens of Violations at McDonald's Supplier Linked to Deadly E. coli Outbreak

Taylor Farms, a McDonald's onion supplier, faced numerous FDA violations after an E. coli outbreak linked to its Colorado facility resulted in over 100 infections and one death, prompting a recall and McDonald's to cease sourcing from the facility.

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E. coli Outbreak Investigation Closed: McDonald's Addresses Food Safety Concerns

A U.S. government investigation into an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers has concluded, determining no continued safety risk; the outbreak, starting October 22, sickened 104 people across 14 states, with one death and 34 hospitalizations, linked to recalled yellow oni...

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E. coli Outbreak Linked to Lettuce Sickens 89, FDA Faces Backlash

An E. coli outbreak linked to lettuce has sickened 89 people across 15 states, causing one death; the FDA's refusal to release the names of involved companies due to legal restrictions has sparked outrage and lawsuits.

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FDA Uncovers Sanitation Violations at McDonald's Supplier Following Deadly E. coli Outbreak

An FDA inspection of a McDonald's onion supplier, Taylor Farms, in Colorado revealed numerous sanitation violations, including unclean equipment and inadequate hand hygiene, following a deadly E. coli outbreak causing over 100 infections and one death; McDonald's stopped sourcing from the facility.

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