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Beef Recall Expanded to 18M Pounds

 

 

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***I personally would never want to eat any beef ConAgra had raised &

feed from their own grain stocks. Though I have absolutely no idea

the sources of where the below ConAgra beef actually originated

from. Con Agra's operations are far & wide, far from just being in

Greely, CO.**

 

 

Jul 19, 11:53 AM (ET)

 

By JESSE J. HOLLAND WASHINGTON (AP)

 

- A recall of contaminated hamburger linked to E. coli bacteria

illnesses among 18 people is being expanded to 18 million pounds and

21 states, the Agriculture Department said Friday. The beef recall

by ConAgra Beef Co. of Greeley, Colo., expands a previous recall at

the end of last month. E. Coli bacteria associated with the beef has

sickened at least 18 people in Colorado, South Dakota and Wyoming,

the agency said. ConAgra is cooperating with the Agriculture

Department, officials said. Two weeks ago, the company recalled

354,200 pounds of ground beef and nearly a month after a positive E.

coli test at a Denver packing house raised the first sign of

trouble. If E. coli is a bacteria found in the intestinal tracts and

feces of livestock. If it contaminates meat, it can lead to

digestive illnesses and potentially death in humans. Health officials

have been urging consumers to cook their ground beef to 160 degrees

in the center to completely kill the pathogen.

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