Cucumbers Linked to Salmonella Outbreak in 25 States
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The CDC has identified cucumbers grown in Florida as the likely cause of a Salmonella outbreak affecting 25 states, with 162 reported cases. Fresh Start Produce Sales issued a recall for cucumbers shipped between May 17-21. The outbreak was first detected by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, with Pennsylvania having the highest number of cases. The CDC advises consumers to discard or return the recalled cucumbers.
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- Cucumbers shipped to 14 states recalled over Salmonella concerns NBC News
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