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CYCLOSPORA FOOD POISONING OUTBREAK LINKED TO BAGGED SALAD MIX

CYCLOSPORA FOOD POISONING OUTBREAK LINKED TO BAGGED SALAD MIX

• wATERY BOWEL MOVEMENTS
• LOSS OF APPETITE
• WEIGHT LOSS
• STOMACH PAIN & BLOATING

Those who contracted cyclospora through bagged salad mix from fresh express® brand bagged salad may be eligible for compensation

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VICTIMS MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO FILE A LEGAL CLAIM

The CDC & FDA recently reported that Fresh Express® issued a recall on their Fresh Express® brand bagged salad mix due to possible Cyclospora contamination which can lead to severe food poisoning. 

The contaminated salad mix contains iceberg lettuce, carrots, and red cabbage. The mix is sold under the Fresh Express®, ALDI Little Salad Bar®, Giant Eagle®, Hy-Vee®, Jewel Osco Signature Farms®, ShopRite®, and Walmart Marketside® brand names.

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Salad Mix Recall

Current investigations by the FDA and other regulatory officials have found that over 500 Americans have become sick with Cycloporiasis after consuming Fresh Express® brand bagged salad mix. Other salad mixes sold by stores such as ALDI®, WalMart®, and many others have also been found to be contaminated. 

The recall includes products marked with the letter "Z" at the beginning of the product code, followed by the number "178" or lower. The product code can be found in the upper right-hand corner of the salad mix. The contaminated product is widely believed to have originated in Mexico, although health officials are still examining other sources. The salad mix was sold in many states across the country.

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Please seek the advice of a medical professional before making health care decisions. This advertisement is not associated with Fresh Express®, ALDI Little Salad Bar®, Giant Eagle®, Hy-Vee®, Jewel Osco Signature Farms®, ShopRite®, and Walmart Marketside®, or any government agency.