E in organic carrots packaged in the USA. coli bacteria was reported to have been detected. coli bacteria due to consuming packaged organic carrots 39 one person died, 15 It was reported that the person was also hospitalized. While carrots were collected from markets, people who bought them were warned..
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) In the statement made by, E. coli in packaged organic carrots belonging to a company (E. Coli) It was reported that bacteria were found.In the statement, coli bacteria in the USA after consuming packaged organic carrots. 39 one person died, 15 It was reported that the person was also hospitalized.It was stated in the statement that the packaged carrots sold by the company were collected from the market shelves., Customers are urged to check the products they purchase.E. Although carrots that caused coli contamination were recalled from markets, people who bought them and kept them in the refrigerator were also warned.. CDC, warns consumers not to consume the specified product if they are in their refrigerators or freezers..According to the data recorded by the CDC, people infected due to consumption of carrots; Washington, Resides in Minnesota and New York. These regions are followed by Oregon and California.. But infection reports, also reported from other states across the country.Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) What is the epidemic??E. Coli, It is a group of bacteria that live in the intestines of humans and animals. These bacteria are generally harmless., In some cases, it can cause serious health problems by producing toxins. Symptoms of infection include severe and bloody diarrhea, abdominal cramps, includes vomiting and fever.According to the statements made by the FDA, people with weak immune systems, elderly and children; at great risk. It can cause serious health problems and even fatal infections in these people..in the USA 23 He fell ill due to 'E.coli' originating from McDonald's in October. 49 It was announced that one of the people died. Recently the country 14 The number of patients increased to 104 due to the 'E.coli' bacteria detected in hamburgers produced in McDonald's restaurants in the state..
