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Centennial Park Aquatic Center Temporarily Closed Due to Possible E. coli Exposure, Reopens Today
June 2, 2026
The Centennial Park Aquatic Center in Orland Park, Illinois reopened today after a temporary closure. The closure was due to a possible E. coli exposure. So far, an employee has tested positive for E. coli, which prompted the closure. Another… read more
California Department of Public Health Investigates E. coli Outbreak at The Kebab Shop
May 26, 2026
The California Department of Public Health investigated an E. coli outbreak at the Kebab Shop, which led to a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) public health alert for certain beef kofta products. Several people in… read more
Sick from Ground Beef? USDA E. coli Outbreak Investigation Underway!
May 21, 2026
A USDA E. coli Outbreak investigation was announced yesterday. Ground beef is the suspected food source. Have you recently fallen sick after eating ground beef? If so, this is an investigation you are going to want to follow! How common… read more
What Foods Are Commonly Associated With E. Coli?
May 21, 2026
E. coli infection is commonly associated with undercooked beef, leafy greens, raw milk, and contaminated produce. Most serious infections involve Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC), particularly E. coli O157:H7, which can cause severe stomach illness and life-threatening complications.Ground Beef and Undercooked BeefGround beef is one of the foods most frequently linked to E. coli outbreaks….
May 7, 2026
Farmers may be legally responsible when unsafe agricultural practices lead to E. coli contamination. Contaminated produce, livestock, and irrigation systems have been linked to outbreaks that caused serious illnesses across the country. How Farmers Can Cause E. Coli Contamination E…. read more
Food Distributor Liability for E. Coli
May 5, 2026
Food distributors can be held responsible when contaminated food products expose consumers to E. coli. If a grocery store sells unsafe produce, meat, dairy, or packaged foods that cause illness, injured consumers may have the right to pursue compensation. How… read more
FDA Sampling Finds E. coli in Raw FARM Cheddar Cheese Linked to 2025 Illnesses
April 21, 2026
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) finds E. coli in RAW FARM Cheddar Cheese. But this deadly E. coli strain wasn’t a genetic match to the current outbreak strain. Instead, it matches samples from illnesses in 2025. While initial the… read more
No Recall Announced in E. coli Outbreak, Despite Epidemiological Link to RAW FARM Raw Dairy Products
March 30, 2026
Despite epidemiological link, no recall has been announced in E. coli outbreak. More cases have been added since the mid-March announcement of an E. coli outbreak linked to RAW FARM raw dairy products. How many people are linked to this… read more
CDC and FDA Investigate E. coli Outbreak Linked to RAW FARM Cheddar Cheese
March 18, 2026
RAW FARM cheddar cheese is a common food among interviewed E. coli outbreak patients, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Illnesses associated with this product date back to last September, with others likely joining the table as… read more
Restaurants Urged to Check Supply Due to USDA Alert for E. coli in Ground Beef
February 26, 2026
Over 11 tons of raw ground beef products have been recalled due to E. coli in ground beef. These products were sold through distributors to food service customers. While the recall may not impact you at the grocery store, it… read more