HealthJalapeños tied to U.S. salmonella outbreak traced to Mexican farm and distributor
Federal officials have traced a salmonella outbreak affecting multiple U.S. states to jalapeño peppers supplied by a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico. At least 345 people across 27 states have become ill. Investigators have also followed the pepper supply chain to a farm and a distributor linked to the outbreak. The findings identify the produce source behind the illnesses but do not provide further details about the affected people or the companies involved.
Jalapeños tied to U.S. salmonella outbreak traced to Mexican farm and distributor
