JULY 17, 2026POSTSCOMMENTS

FDA Adds Info to Raw Farm Raw Cheddar E. coli Outbreak

FDA Confirms Raw Farm Raw Cheese Source of E. coli Outbreak

The FDA has added information to the Raw Farm raw Cheddar cheese E. coli outbreak, including where the cheese may have been sold. This outbreak has sickened at least nine people in three states; most of them are children. The FDA has encouraged Raw Farm to recall this cheese, but the owners of the farm … Read more

Raw Farm Raw Cheddar Cheese E. coli Outbreak Sickens Nine

Raw Farm Raw Cheddar Cheese E. coli Outbreak Sickens Nine

The Raw Farm raw Cheddar cheese E. coli O157:H7 and raw milk E. coli O157:H7 outbreak has now sickened at least nine people in three states according to the CDC, an increase of two more patients since the outbreak was announced on March 15, 2026. Those new patients live in California, where the farm is … Read more

Last Two FDA CORE Table Updates Have Lots of Changes

Last Two FDA CORE Table Updates Have Lots of Changes

The last two FDA CORE Outbreak Investigation Table updates have lots of changes, including a closed investigation that identified mangoes as the source of infection. There are currently five active investigations on the Table; four have been solved. The E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that is linked to Raw Farms raw Cheddar cheese has been added … Read more

FDA On Raw Farm Raw Cheddar Cheese E. coli Outbreak

FDA Confirms Raw Farm Raw Cheese Source of E. coli Outbreak

The FDA is weighing in on the Raw Farm raw Cheddar cheese E. coli O157:H7 outbreak that has sickened at least seven people in three states. The farm is refusing to recall the cheese, disputing the claim that the cheese is contaminated with pathogenic bacteria. The case count by state is: California (5), Florida (1), … Read more

Raw Farm Raw Cheddar E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak Sickens 7

Raw Farm Raw Cheddar E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak Sickens 7

A Raw Farm raw cheddar E. coli O157:H7 outbreak has sickened at least seven people in three states, according to the CDC. A recall of the product has not been issued. The same product from that farm sickened at least 10 people with STEC infections two years ago. The case count by state is: California … Read more

Is a Petting Zoo the Cause of Arizona State Fair E. coli Outbreak?

Is a Petting Zoo the Cause of Arizona State Fair E. coli Outbreak?

Is a petting zoo the cause of the Arizona State Fair E. coli outbreak? It may be. Food Poisoning Bulletin heard from JP Martin, Media Director of the Arizona Department of Health Services. He said, “On Nov 13, ADHS issued a Healthcare Advisory related to a two-fold increase of E. coli O157:H7, sometimes called STEC … Read more

Hidden Romaine E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak Sickened 98 in 2024

Hidden Romaine E. coli Outbreak Sickened 98 in 2024

A hidden romaine E. coli O157:H7 outbreak sickened at least 98 people in 2024, hospitalized 36, and killed one person, according to an FDA report that was obtained by NBC News. This outbreak was not publicized by the FDA. Officials in Missouri first alerted the FDA to the issue when an E. coli O157:H7 outbreak … Read more

FDA: Taylor Farms Safety Issues Yielded Contaminated Onions

FDA: Taylor Farms Safety Issues Yielded Contaminated Onions

CBS filed a Freedom of Information Act with the FDA over the deadly McDonald’s E. coli outbreak linked to Taylor Farms onions. The report states that Taylor Farms safety issues yielded contaminated onions. And the report states that dozens of violations were found by FDA inspectors.. The FDA issued a Form 483, which is only … Read more

Unsolved Romaine E. coli Outbreak Ends, in FDA CORE Table

Unsolved Romaine E. coli Outbreak Ends, in FDA CORE Table

The unsolved romaine E. coli O157:H7 outbreak has ended, and three other outbreaks remain on the FDA‘s CORE Outbreak Table. Only one outbreak is ongoing. All of the investigations are still active. All of those outbreaks are unsolved. The romaine E. coli O157:H7 outbreak sickened at least 88 people. The grower, supplier, and any grocery … Read more

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