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Massive Recall Ties Salmonella Risk to California Dairies Milk Powder Across Brands
health15 days ago

Massive Recall Ties Salmonella Risk to California Dairies Milk Powder Across Brands

A recall of more than two million pounds of powdered milk from California Dairies is linked to eight recalls across multiple brands nationwide due to potential Salmonella contamination. The milk powder was used in a wide range of foods, triggering a Class I recall because consumption could cause serious illness or death. Affected products span Ghirardelli mixes, Utz chips, Giant Eagle pita chips, Pork King Good seasonings, and Williams Sonoma/Fireworks popcorn, among others; consumers should discard affected items. No illnesses have been reported yet.

Broad Snack Recall Ties Salmonella to Dairy Powder in Popular Brands
health17 days ago

Broad Snack Recall Ties Salmonella to Dairy Powder in Popular Brands

A widespread recall of dozens of snacks—ranging from Utz chips to popcorn, nuts, and chocolate products—stems from potentially tainted powdered milk and buttermilk supplied by California Dairies. The FDA-reported voluntary recall, announced April 20, has prompted retailers nationwide to pull affected items; no injuries have been reported, but consumers are urged to discard or return any recalled products.

"Protecting Livestock: California's Response to the 2024 Bird Flu Outbreak"
health-agriculture2 years ago

"Protecting Livestock: California's Response to the 2024 Bird Flu Outbreak"

California dairy farmers are on high alert as avian influenza, a strain that has devastated bird populations and shown the ability to jump to mammals, has infected herds in several states, including Texas, New Mexico, and North Carolina. Officials have imposed restrictions on cattle imports from affected states, while the U.S. Department of Agriculture urges minimizing cattle movement. The virus has killed hundreds of millions of farmed poultry and infected over 48 species of mammals, including humans, and has now infected U.S. dairy cows, raising concerns about potential human exposure and virus adaptation. The unexpected cattle outbreaks have prompted calls for a more integrated approach to monitoring and managing the disease, as well as heightened surveillance and concern for potential recombination in mammalian hosts.