Fatalities Linked to Listeria Contamination in Boar's Head Meats
Understanding the Rising Fatalities
The CDC has reported that fatalities related to listeria monocytogenes have dramatically increased, with specific links to Boar's Head meats. Among the affected states are Virginia, Florida, New Mexico, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Food Safety Alerts Issued
The CDC emphasizes the critical nature of food safety, advising consumers to avoid recalled products. This outbreak highlights the ongoing challenges posed by bacteria in meat products.
- Key Points:
- Five recent fatalities in the U.S.
- Warnings impact several states.
- Immediate action recommended to avoid affected products.
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