Be careful with peanut butter!

It is not a fantasy that peanut butter can beat people's lives. Recently, peanut Corp. Of America, a peanut butter maker, has been making a stir.
According to the Associated Press (AP), the peanut butter produced by the raw material supplier of Kellogg, a food manufacturer, is reported to have been contaminated by Salmonella (Salmonella) and five deaths have been suspected of being related to this, jiale has also asked sellers to stop selling a series of peanut butter and sandwich cookies sold under the Austin and Keebler brands, waiting for a survey by the relevant authorities. According to the Associated Press (AP), the peanut butter produced by the raw material supplier of Kellogg, a food manufacturer, is reported to have been contaminated by Salmonella (Salmonella) and five deaths have been suspected of being related to this, jiale has also asked sellers to stop selling a series of peanut butter and sandwich cookies sold under the Austin and Keebler brands, waiting for a survey by the relevant authorities.

Peanut Corp. Of America, a peanut butter maker, issued a national recycling notice on January 14 following an official report of two deaths related to salmonella. The producer's client, Kellogg Co., later asked stores across the country to stop selling a variety of peanut butter sandwich cookies. The American peanut company, headquartered in Yeju linchburg, issued a notification on the evening of October 13 that 21 types of peanut butter have been recycled since July 1 last year, because these peanut butter may have been infected with salmonella. The company's home store supplies peanut butter, but not retailers. The latter also required stores across the country to remove the "Austin" and "Keebler" types of peanut butter sandwich biscuits from shelves on the 14th. Jiale said that although no problems have been found and no complaints have been received about these products, it is still prudent to voluntarily seek these recycling actions.

A total of more than 430 people have fallen ill in 43 states, killing 5 people so far. The death of one individual in each of the States was related to the sand bacteria infection reported by health officials in Minnesota and Ohio on November 14. The other three deaths were also confirmed on the 13th, where one died in Minnesota and the other two were in Victoria. All five are adults, with salmonella at the time of death. However, the cause of death has not yet been identified, and the authorities refuse to disclose the identity of the dead.

The American peanut company said none of the recalled peanut butter was sold at retail stores. Peanut butter produced by the company is sold only to institutions, food services and private food companies by their OEM. The company said its peanut butter was sold on Parnell's pride, while King nut sold on King nut's brand. However, Gloria products are sold directly to consumers, including the two types of peanut butter sandwich biscuits to be dismounted. Williams, chief executive of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), said his operation was considered to have stopped sales orders, not as serious as recycling. A spokesman for the company said federal investigators visited the company this week.