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Bags of the only Roman lettuce areremember on the possible contamination by E. coli, according to theFederal drug administration (FDA). Tanimura & Antle Inc. packaged products were distributed and sold in 30 states and Puerto Rico.

Although an official infall of the FDA has not mentionedWalmart More specifically, an announcement of theDepartment of Michigan of Agriculture and Rural Development The said lettuce samples obtained from a Walmart store in the Comstock Park, Mich., Have been tested positive for E. coli. The Agency has added a more in-depth analysis of its "determined laboratory than the E. coli strain recovered from the product sample is very genetically linked toE. coli Caring two recent diseases "in Michigan. Walmart has published a list of each location that sold the products. It includes 22 states, and itcan be found here.

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The recalled bags are clear with blue labeling and contain a single head of Roman lettuce. They have an "packaged" date of 10/15/2020 or 10/16/2020, as well as the UPC number 0-27918-20314-9. It is unlikely that the product remains exposed, because the shelf life of lettuce has passed, the FDA says.

The bacteria strand called E. coli 0157: H7 can cause bloody stools, stomach cramps and vomiting. The symptoms usually develop in the two to eight days, according to the Department of Michigan Agriculture. In some cases, this can cause a type of renal impairment called hemolytic uremic syndrome (hus), which may encourage kidney damage or death. Hus is most likely to grow within two groups of patients: seniors and young children. Most healthy adults can make a full recovery in one week, by the FDA.

If you have the product impacted at home, return it to the store you bought or dispose of it immediately. If you have problems of digestion or you think you are sick to consume Roman lettuce, contact your doctor or immediate health professional.

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