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The CDC is no longer recommending that consumers avoid romaine lettuce from the Yuma growing region.
Six people in Canada have been sickened by E. coli, and the illnesses are genetically similar to cases in the 29-state E.coli outbreak in the U.S. linked to romaine from the Yuma growing region.
The Food and Drug Administration continues to search for the source of romaine at the heart of a deadly E. coli outbreak.
Growers, marketers, buyers, researchers and others will be taking a comprehensive look at production practices as part of the new Leafy Greens Food Safety Task Force.
Four more deaths have been reported in connection with the E. coli outbreak linked to Arizona romaine.
Of course, it’s not just consumer groups that are frustrated with the lack of traceback success with the Yuma-E. coli-romaine lettuce connection.