salmonella outbreak

A Salmonella outbreak has been linked to jalapeños served at Chipotle, while the situation involving QDOBA is reported to have reached 27 states. As a result of this issue, thirty-six people have been hospitalized.

Qdoba has removed jalapeños from its menu as a salmonella outbreak affecting 27 states sickens at least 345 people, primarily in Colorado and Minnesota, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Chipotle is removing jalapeños from select restaurants as part of a salmonella outbreak investigation. The jalapeños were distributed to multiple states and several retailers.

Chipotle has removed jalapeños linked to a Salmonella outbreak from its restaurants and replaced them with product from different growers. The company's proactive measure aims to address the health concerns associated with the contaminated peppers.

Chipotle Mexican Grill removed jalapeños from some restaurants due to a potential link to a salmonella outbreak under investigation by health officials. The Minnesota Department of Health reported 110 cases tied to Mexican-style restaurants, with jalapeños as the suspected source, though contaminated food may still be served elsewhere.

Chipotle removed jalapenos linked to a Minnesota salmonella outbreak and replaced them with product from another grower during a food-poisoning investigation.

Chipotle's stock fell due to a potential link to a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota. The company has removed affected supplies from restaurants and substituted them with peppers from alternative growers.

Chipotle is replacing jalapeños at some locations due to a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota. The move has caused the company's stock to decline.

Chipotle removed jalapeños from some restaurants amid a salmonella outbreak linked to the ingredient, as part of a precautionary measure. Minnesota health officials reported 110 Salmonella cases, with 75 individuals linking their illness to eating at Chipotle between June 14 and July 14. The FDA is investigating the outbreak, which may also involve other Mexican-style restaurants.

Chipotle removed jalapeños from some restaurants as a precaution due to a potential link to a salmonella outbreak affecting Minnesota. The FDA is investigating, with 110 confirmed cases in the state, and 75 individuals reported eating at Chipotle during the outbreak period.

Chipotle removed jalapeños from some restaurants as a precaution due to a salmonella outbreak linked to its supply chain in Minnesota. The FDA is investigating, and Minnesota health officials reported 110 Salmonella cases, with 75 individuals reporting eating at Chipotle between June 14 and July 14.

Chipotle Mexican Grill removed jalapeños from some restaurants amid a salmonella outbreak investigation, with Minnesota health officials confirming 110 cases linked to jalapeños at multiple Mexican-style quick-service restaurants. The FDA is conducting a traceback investigation, and Chipotle's stock dropped 9% following the announcement.

Chipotle's jalapenos are under investigation as a potential source of a salmonella outbreak. The ingredient was distributed to multiple food service retailers across several states, according to a statement to ABC News.

Chipotle's jalapenos are being investigated as a potential source of a salmonella outbreak. The ingredient was distributed to multiple food service retailers across several states.

Chipotle's jalapenos are under investigation as a potential source of a salmonella outbreak. The ingredient was distributed to multiple food service retailers across several states.

Chipotle's jalapenos are under investigation as a potential source of a salmonella outbreak. The ingredient was distributed to several food service retailers across multiple states, according to a statement to ABC News.

Chipotle has removed jalapeños from some restaurants as part of an investigation into a salmonella outbreak linked to the peppers, which have been replaced with supplies from different growers. The outbreak has sickened 100 people, prompting the company to trace ingredients through its supply chain.

A salmonella outbreak linked to a recalled egg product has sickened dozens across 17 states, despite the eggs being distributed in only a handful of states. Cases have been reported in more than a dozen states, raising concerns about the outbreak's spread.

A salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs has sickened dozens across 17 states. The eggs were distributed in only a few states, but cases have spread to more than a dozen locations.

Nearly 100 people were sickened in a salmonella outbreak linked to recalled eggs produced in Texas. Midwest Poultry Services voluntarily recalled approximately 19 million eggs.

An outbreak of salmonella has affected dozens of children, with instant noodles identified as the likely cause. The connection between the food product and the illness is under investigation.