April 14, 2009 · Uncategorized

Federal health officials now have proof that the California plant at the center of a nationwide pistachio recall was contaminated with salmonella, but they are still trying to figure out if the contaminated nuts caused any human illnesses.
David Acheson, the Federal Drug Administration’s associate commissioner for foods, said the agency found the Salmonella Montevideo strain in three samples taken from equipment at the plant of Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella Inc., based in Terra Bella, Calif. The strain matches the bacteria that Kraft Foods Inc. had found in products supplied to the company by Setton. Kraft reported its findings to the FDA last month.
Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels in IraqTurkish warplanes bombed Kurdish rebel targets in northern Iraq on Friday, according to Kurdish rebels and Turkish media.

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