Health officials with The Atlanta based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say at least twelve people have been hospitalized in connection with a possible E. coli outbreak in beef. WGPB’s John Sepulvado reports some three hundred eighty thousand pounds (actually 420,000) of beef have been recalled in connection to the outbreak:
Colorado’s JBS Swift
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It really is a bit hard to imagine what today was like for JBS Swift and the FSIS – checking the list of retailers that might have received the 210 Tons of E. coli O157:H7 meat. This morning a few names trickled out – this evening a torrent, tomorrow a flood? Here is the most
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I got the heads-up that Jim had been interviewed by Law 360 and actually said something nice about me. Thinking that it could not be so – since I once suggested that his skills as a defense lawyer reminded me of the kids that looked so closely at the details that “they burned the wings
We have been retained by 20 of these linked cases (4 HUS) and have thus far filed suit in 3 cases. We have not filed any suits this week waiting to see if Nestle will offer to pay the acute phase medical expense and wage loss of its customers. From the CDC last night:
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A few days before many of us light up the barbeque, JBS Swift and the FSIS finally publish the list of retailers who received the tainted-meat (click on below).
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Frankly, the retailer names had trickled out over the last few days as responsible stores alerted thier customers. Whats a bit odd, it that the location
On June 24, FSIS issued a notice about a recall of 41,280 pounds of beef products from JBS Swift Beef Company that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7. On June 28, the recall was expanded to include 380,000 pounds of assorted pieces of beef (beef primal products) from the same company.
The CDC reports
From eFoodAlert:
Since USDA hasn’t yet posted a retail consignee list for the JBS Swift Beef Company meat recalls, we’ve decided to pitch in.
The following is a list of live links to retail-level recall announcements that were triggered by the JBS Swift recalls. If you shop at any of these grocery stores, please
The good/bad thing about hitting 50ish, and litigating food poisoning cases for 16 years, is the institutional memory that I have developed regarding bad food and bad commercials.
Coming days before the 4th of July barbeque’s, JBS Swift Beef Company expanded the approximately 40,000 pounds of “assorted beef primals” recalled on June 24 to include
