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If pre-manufactured salads have a place in your refrigerator, be sure to give them once again if you have recently have the target or ALDI.

Thursday, November 21, the USDA Food Security Inspection Service (FSIS)published a general recall For nearly 100,000 pounds of salad products containing meat or poultry because of the possibleE. colicontamination.

The products, which can be found at the target, Domino, Aldi and various other windows of the east coast - are manufactured by Missa Bay, a new producer based on Jersey.

Fortunately, there are some ways to identify products that could be infected.

For starters, the products have all been produced betweenOctober 14 andOctober 16, 2019So, if you are wondering about a product outside these dates, it is probably not affected (although it can be well spent its date of use).

For another, these products have all the USDA brand of the "East 18502B" inspection number. If you see that, start what you hold.

Finally, 22 states were affected:

• Alabama
• Connecticut
• Florida
• Georgia
• Illinois
• Indiana
• Louisiana
• Maine
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Mississippi
• Missouri
• New Jersey
• new York
• North Carolina
• Ohio
• Pennsylvania
• Caroline from the south
• Virginia
• Wisconsin

If you do not live in these areas, you are probably good.

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The Maryland Ministry of Health would have revealed theE. coli Contamination while investigating an illness of food origin. They tested a high bistro bistro lending chicken bag with antibiotics with Caesar salad and found the bacteria and alerted the FSI.

Some other relevant products include:

• The ALDI Bistro Chicken Caesar Salad
• The Domino GB salad
• THE SIGNATURE FARMS BISTRO SANTA FE
• Caesar target bowl chicken

For a complete list of all the products concerned, take a look atThis calculation sheet of the complete FSI.

CBS New York reports that 17 people of eight states are infected so far.

Symptoms of aE. coliInfection - which, according to theMAYO ClinicInclude diarrhea, vomiting and major cramps, usually show two to five days after swallowing. And, although the disease usually disappears itself, you can never be too sure. If you believe you could be infected, get to a doctor as soon as possible.