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CDC and FDA Investigate E. coli Outbreak Linked to RAW FARM Cheddar Cheese

E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | 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

E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | 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

Local Health Officials Warn of Uptick in E. coli Infections Linked to Raw Milk in Hamilton County

E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Raw Milk | February 25, 2026

County health officials are warning the public of an uptick in E. coli infections linked to raw milk in Hamilton County, Tennessee. Public Safety announcements on the topic have been distributed on social media to spread awareness on the serious,… read more

Handwashing at Petting Zoos May Soon Be Mandatory in Arizona If Bill Passes

E. coli,Our Blog | January 19, 2026

Arizona lawmakers have proposed a new bill requiring handwashing at petting zoos, certain signage and infrastructure, and other safety requirements to reduce the risk of illness. This potential legislation comes months after nearly 200 people fell sick with E. coli… read more

E. coli Outbreak Linked to Tokyo Stop Teriyaki

E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | December 23, 2025

A Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O157 outbreak has been linked to Tokyo Stop Teriyaki. Several health code violations were observed during a King County Public Health visit that may have contributed to these illnesses. However, there may be more to… read more

Foodborne Illnesses Linked to Raw Milk in West Virginia Is on the Rise!

Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls,Raw Milk | December 2, 2025

Since legalization of direct to consumer sales of raw milk in West Virginia, the State Department of Health has noted a dramatic increase in foodborne illness cases. Despite raw milk having prior loopholes with other forms of sale in the… read more

State Department of Health and Welfare Reports Increased Illnesses Related to Raw Milk in Idaho

Campylobacter,E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | November 26, 2025

There is an uptick in illnesses related to raw milk in Idaho. So much so, that the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, along with local and state partners have launched an investigation. The state is warning residents about the… read more

Move Over Salmonella, UTI from Turkey Is the Next Big Threat This Thanksgiving!

Food Safety,Our Blog | November 24, 2025

Can you get a UTI from turkey? Scientists say it is more common than you might think! Yes! You read that correctly. A UTI. Urinary tract infection. You may be wondering what poultry has to do with the urinary tract…. read more

Nearly 200 People with Deadly E. coli Infection Linked to Arizona State Fair!

Our Blog | November 23, 2025

Arizona Department of Health Services has indicated a significant increase in E. coli infections and hospitalizations involving a related kidney complication following the Arizona State Fair. Children began falling sick shortly after their visit to the annual venue. Sources point… read more

More Cases of E. coli Linked to Cheese in Washington!

E. coli,Our Blog,Outbreaks & Recalls | November 18, 2025

Additional cases of E. coli linked to cheese expands the Twin Sister Creamery Outbreak. When the Make Food Safe Blog initially reported on the recent outbreak of E. coli linked to cheese, three illnesses were confirmed in the outbreak. Now,… read more