Big Salami Recall Related to Salmonella Outbreak
January 23, 2010 5:01 PM
As of today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report 184 potentially outbreak-associated cases have been identified in 38 states, including eight from Oregon and 14 from Washington. Nationally, more than 35 people have been hospitalized, but no deaths have been reported. The earliest recognized cases began in July 2009, and the CDC continues to report cases.
According to the Oregon state Department of Public Health, Rhode Island-based Daniele brand salami has been identified as the source of the outbreak.
The Oregon DPH said in a statement today that the recalled products are widely sold at groceries, warehouse stores and online. Vendors include Costco, Walmart, Sam's Club, Amazon and other locations. Most products are sold under the Daniele brand name, but several items with the Boar's Head, Black Bear, or Dietz & Watson labels are also included.
According to the Oregon DPH, the list of recalled products includes:
Daniele Deli Selection (20 oz)
Daniele Italian Brand Gourmet Pack (16 oz)
Daniele Italian Brand Gourmet Pack (8 oz)
Daniele Surtido Fino Italiano (454 g)
Dietz and Watson Artisan Collection Party Platter Pack (8 oz)
Daniele Gourmet Combo Pack (16 oz)
Daniele Surtido Fino Italiano (340 g)
Daniele Brand Gourmet Pack (Emballage Assorti Gourmet Italian) (500 g)
Boar's Head All Natural Salame Coated with Coarse Black Pepper (8 oz)
Daniele All Natural Salame Coated with Coarse Black Pepper" (10oz)
Daniele Pepper Salame
Black Bear Baby Genoa Pepper Salame (9 oz)
Dietz & Watson Artisan Collection Baby Genoa Pepper Salame
Daniele Gourmet Italian Deli Selection (600 g)
Daniele Salame Bites Pepper Salame (7 oz)
Daniele Natural Salame Coated with Coarse Black Pepper
Daniele Gourmet Deli Selection (Assortment De Fines Charcuterie Italienne) (400g)
Daniele deli Selection (32oz)
January 23, 2010
