Listeria Outbreak Tied to Recalled Pasta Meals
Two new deaths and seven more illnesses have been reported in an expanding outbreak of listeria food poisoning tied to recalled pasta meals sold in stores, including Walmart and Trader Joe's in many states.
In total, at least six people have died and 27 have been sickened in 18 states in the outbreak that began in August 2024. The latest illnesses occurred in September and October.
- New deaths were reported in Hawaii and Oregon.
- Previous deaths were reported in Illinois, Michigan, Texas, and Utah.
- One person who became ill was pregnant, and it resulted in the death of a fetus.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the outbreak is ongoing.
No comment from the authorities is available at this time.
Author's summary: Listeria outbreak tied to recalled pasta meals expands.
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