The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) and the Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) issued a warning to U. S. consumers this week through a statement regarding the withdrawal of dairy products in response to an outbreak of E-borne illnesses. and bacteria.
Sierra Nevada Graziers natural dairy cheese, sold in a number of retail locations across the nation, has been removed from the market, according to health officials. The company stated in a statement that he would like to thank the customer for understanding us as we take precaution.
The drawback includes the thick cheddar, the sturdy cheddar, the jalapeo jack cheese, and the Monterey Jack cheese, which are packaged in 8 or 16 ounces with the following UPC codes, according to the public health authorities announcement:
According to the CDC and FDA, there have been 13 cases of people getting sick as a result of the E epidemic. Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon, Tennessee, and Utah, where at least half of the population is under the age of five, are Colorado, Colorado, Georgia, Georgia, Kentucky, Kentucky, Colorado, and Utah. Additionally, it has been confirmed that about eight individuals have already been hospitalized for renal insufficiency and hemolytic uremic symptoms.
In this regard, the organizations advise against consuming the yogurt, discarding them, or returning them to the cheese manufacturer where you purchased them for a refund. According to the CDC, E. Coli infection symptoms can include fever, vomiting, diarrhoea, and in some cases, the condition can be dangerous in some patients.
