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Anemia begone! Spinach is back in dining halls, and students need not worry about that pesky E.coli O157:H7 every time they reach for their favorite leafy green. After identifying and containing the disease-bearing spinach implicated in the outbreak, the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have signed off on spinach dated October 1 or later. HUDS is slowly but inexorably bringing the vegetable back, debuting with the spinach-topped Chicken Florentine on Saturday night and returning uncooked spinach to the salad bar this week. “The FDA has identified...
NCAA football is the first site of the immense outbreak. It’s not just that referees are making controversial calls; they are frequently making the wrong calls...
HUDS removed all spinach products from Residential Dining Halls in mid-September in accordance with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warnings after a nationwide E. coli outbreak was linked to tainted spinach...
Three people have died and nearly 200 have fallen ill as a result of the outbreak that has been traced to packaged spinach produced in a specific region of California...
...identified the growing region that was implicated in the outbreak, things seem contained, and we get our spinach from an entirely different region,” Martin wrote. “So we’ll be very cautious and do all the things we always do: wash carefully, cook to safe temperatures, and keep an eye on the FDA reports...