News

Cargill’s ground turkey confirmed with Salmonella strain

//28 Sep 2011
A sample of Cargill’s recalled ground turkey is confirmed to be contaminated by the salmonella Heidelberg outbreak strain, the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has announced.

185,000 pounds of ground turkey was recalled on September 11th this year following an earlier recall from the same plant in Springdale, Arkansas in August.

In updating the earlier recall notice with confirmation of the outbreak strain, FSIS said lab results indicated that the isolate is resistant to ampicillin, gentamicin, streptomycin and tetracycline.

The ground turkey is implicated in an outbreak that as of Sept. 14 had infected 119 people in 32 states with Salmonella Heidelberg, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Source: FSIS

Rating:
Click here to register for the free WorldPoultry newsletter

 
People news Free e-newsletter Bloggers RSS news feeds Photos Video



Have your say - latest discussions

  • Citric Acid
    dr asaad sabbagh wrote : dr joannis i think u are over estemating the action of citric acid , it is a very weak organic acid , will be dissociated in the 1st part of small... @ 23-05-2012 (15:08)
  • Suguna sets up poultry school to educate...
    Nishchal Kr. Sharma wrote : Good initiative by Suguna group..well done!!With this, farmers and poultry enterpreuners could be trained well to cope problems related to effective poultry... @ 23-05-2012 (09:48)
  • Suguna sets up poultry school to educate...
    Munawar Pasha wrote : This is a very novel and land mark social initiative guiding and developing Professional Poultry expertise. All the very best!! @ 22-05-2012 (16:34)

Poultry diseases

Upcoming events

More upcoming events >

Idea Box

World Poultry cares about the opinion of its users. We really appreciate your feedback and suggestions to improve this website.
 
 
Newsletter:
If you have missed our last newsletter or would like to view or receive one: Click here