Listeria Outbreak from Packaged Meals Causes 3 Deaths and Recalls at Major Retailers
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The CDC reports a deadly Listeria outbreak linked to FreshRealm chicken fettuccine alfredo meals sold at Kroger and Walmart, with 17 cases across 13 states, including 3 deaths and a fetal loss, prompting a recall of certain packages and warnings to discard contaminated food to prevent further infections.
- CDC warns of deadly listeria outbreak tied to packaged meals CIDRAP
- Chicken Alfredo Recall: 3 Dead in Outbreak Tied to Walmart, Kroger The New York Times
- 3 die in listeria outbreak linked to pasta sold at Walmart, Kroger The Washington Post
- Ready-to-eat meals sold at Kroger, Walmart recalled after 3 deaths, 17 sickened USA Today
- Deadly listeria outbreak leads to recall of ready-to-eat fettuccine Alfredo meals NPR
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