The CDC is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots from Grimmway Farms, impacting at least eighteen states. Thirty-nine cases have been reported since September, resulting in fifteen hospitalizations and one death. The recall involves baby and whole organic carrots with best-by dates from September 11th to November 12th, sold under brands like Trader Joe’s, Wegmans, Sprouts, and Good & Gather. Grimmway Farms warns these products may still be in homes and urges disposal or return. E. coli symptoms typically appear 3-4 days after exposure, with children, seniors, and those with weakened immune systems at higher risk.
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00:02The CDC is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots from Grimway Farms
00:07impacting at least 18 states. 39 cases have been reported since September resulting in 15
00:13hospitalizations and one death. The recall involves baby and whole organic carrots with
00:18Best Buy dates from September 11th to November 12th sold under Trader Joe's and Walgreens and
00:25Sprouts and Good & Gather type brands. Grimway Farms warns these products may still be
00:30in homes and urges disposal or return. E. coli symptoms typically appear three to four days
00:35after the exposure with children and seniors and also those with weakened immune systems
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