Food Recalls Up 10 Percent Since 2013 As Foodborne Illnesses Kill 3,000 Americans A Year

USA TODAY, Statesman Journal
Thu, 01/17/2019 - 4:00am

Following a year of E. coli outbreaks in romaine lettuce, a new report finds food recalls have increased over the last five years.

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