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Jewel Food Stores
-started in Melrose Park, IL
-salmonella caused by mislabeling of expiration dates
-2,000 people sick primarily -
Jalisco Cheese
-Los Angeles
-28 people died, plus 20 miscarriages
-the use of unpastuerized cheese caused listeriosis
-142 people infected -
Jack in the Box
-Washington State, Idaho, and Nevada
-E. coli O157:H7 caused by not fully cooked contaminated hamburger meat
-400 people infected
-three children died -
Frozen Strawberry Scare
-Calhoun City, Michigan
-Contaminated strawberries that laced with Hepatitis A was shipped to schools in Arizona, Southern California, Iowa, Tennessee, and Georgia
-infected 260 students and falculty -
Sizzlers
-Layton, Winsconsin and Mayfair, Winsconsin
-E. coli 0157:H7 was found in the taco meat and sirloin which was cross-contaminated from fresh watermelon and raw meat.
-64 cases, 551 probable cases, 122 possible cases -
Pilgrim's Pride Food
-New York, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
-Listeria found in lunch meat and sausage
-8 deaths, 3 stillbirths -
Chi Chi's
-Beaver County, Pennsylvania
-Hepatitis A was spread from the ingestion of raw or undercooked green onions
-500 people infected -
Dole baby spinach
-San Jaun Bautista, California
-E. coli O157:H7 and baby spinach was packaged in the same bags and was shipped to 26 other states
-105 illnesses, 104 hospitalizations, and 4 deaths -
Taco Bell
-New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, South Carolina
-E. coli O157:H7 was found in the lettuce, cheddar cheese, and ground beef, and later on yellow onions
-52 of the 71 ill were confirmed to be infected with E. coli O157:H7 -
Cargill Meat Solutions
-Wyalusing, PA
-packages of ground beef were shipped to 7 states, that were infected with salmonella
-33 people infected, 5 hospitalized
