What to know about Louisiana’s oyster recall. What’s safe to eat?
The department said the Louisiana Oyster Task Force and local harvesters were notified of the closure on Tuesday, and that it’s working with the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to ensure no oysters are harvested from the area for at least 21 days. Oysters from other parts of Louisiana are safe to eat, the department said.
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Foodborne illness outbreak linked to Oysters found in Alabama, sparks investigationThe Alabama Department of Public Health is investigating a foodborne outbreak first reported late last month in Southwest ...
The Louisiana Department of Health has closed a molluscan shellfish harvesting area in Area 3 and ordered a recall of all oysters harvested from that area ...
The outbreak was reported late last month in southwest Alabama and left 11 people ill, including three who sought emergency ...
The timing was doubly bad, with the recall announced not only during Super Bowl week but also on the eve of the inaugural New ...
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) announced Thursday it is investigating a foodborne outbreak in Southwest ...
Some Louisiana oysters sold in Alabama, Mississippi, and other states may be contaminated with norovirus. ALABAMA, USA — ...
The Louisiana Department of Health has ordered a recall of all oysters coming from a specific harvesting area after 15 people ...
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