2 Minnesotans die from contaminated cantaloupes 01:46. MINNEAPOLIS — Two people in Minnesota died after they got sick with Salmonella from pre-cut cantaloupes. The Centers for Disease Control ...

A nationwide foodborne salmonella outbreak that has killed two people in Minnesota has not faded away as hoped, with two additional infections linked to the tainted fruit reported this week. Now ...

Four people have been sickened in two states by salmonella poisoning linked to pistachio cream, a nut butter spread used in desserts and other dishes, federal health officials said Monday. Story ...

Two people have died in Minnesota as the state currently has the highest number of salmonella cases linked to cantaloupe nationwide, according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

One Twin Cities child was hospitalized and four others became ill with salmonella after health officials believe they consumed unpasteurized milk. According to the Minnesota Department of Health ...

Minnesota Department of Health and Department ... Herbs brand organic basil in 2.5-ounce clamshell-style containers purchased at Trader Joe’s due to a multistate salmonella outbreak announced by ...

Proposed salmonella rules could impact Minnesota turkey growers and processors. (Glen Stubbe/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS) By Brooks Johnson | Star Tribune. UPDATED: July 30, 2024 at 2:00 PM CDT.

Five people in Minnesota have become sick from eating cantaloupe with the label Malichita, according to health officials. The cantaloupes are being recalled due to an outbreak of Salmonella ...

Minnesota disease investigators once again may have solved the riddle of a nation-wide salmonella outbreak. This time the culprit is peanut butter. Officials from the state Department of Health ...

It tested positive for the bacteria salmonella. Public health officials recommend not eating any of the samplers from lot number L075330300 with the expiration date of April 27, 2024.

Emek-brand Pistachio Cream is being recalled after at least four reported becoming ill with salmonella infections after eating it.

Salmonella cases, including four in Minnesota, linked to organic basil sold at Trader Joe’s Consumers warned not to eat Infinite Herbs brand organic basil in 2.5-ounce clamshell-style containers.