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HomeHealthListeria Outbreak Linked to Frozen Supplemental Shakes Claims 11 Lives, CDC and...

Listeria Outbreak Linked to Frozen Supplemental Shakes Claims 11 Lives, CDC and FDA Investigate, CWEB Reports

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A deadly outbreak of Listeria, caused by the Listeria monocytogenes bacteria, has resulted in at least 11 deaths and hospitalized 37 people across the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The outbreak has been traced back to frozen supplemental milkshakes distributed by Sysco Imperial and Lyons ReadyCare, primarily to hospitals and long-term healthcare facilities in 21 states.

The FDA announced on Friday that the contaminated products were identified as the source of the outbreak, which has been affecting individuals since 2018. Despite the prolonged timeline, the exact source of the bacteria was only recently confirmed. The FDA and CDC have been working collaboratively to investigate the outbreak, which has now been linked to the recalled frozen shakes.

Outbreak Details and Investigation:

The FDA was first notified of the Listeria outbreak on November 25. After reviewing the records of individuals infected with Listeria monocytogenes, the agency discovered a connection between the outbreak and the consumption of frozen supplemental shakes at long-term care facilities. The CDC joined the investigation, working alongside the FDA to identify the source of contamination.

On Friday, the FDA revealed that the contaminated products were distributed under the Sysco Imperial and Lyons ReadyCare brands. These shakes were manufactured by Prairie Farms Dairy at a facility in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and distributed to healthcare facilities nationwide. The products were not available for retail sale.

Company Responses:

Sysco, a major food distribution company, issued a statement on Friday announcing the recall of the affected frozen milkshakes. The company also confirmed that it would no longer purchase products supplied by Lyons Magnus from the Fort Wayne facility. In its statement, Sysco expressed its condolences to those affected by the outbreak, saying, “Sysco expresses our most sincere condolences with those affected by this outbreak and their families.”

Lyons Magnus, the distributor of the recalled shakes, released a statement on Saturday confirming the recall. The company acknowledged that the products might be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes and emphasized that the shakes were primarily sold to long-term healthcare facilities, not directly to consumers.

CWEB Reports:

CWEB analysts have highlighted the severity of the outbreak and its implications for food safety in institutional settings. According to CWEB, the incident underscores the need for stricter oversight and testing of products distributed to vulnerable populations, such as those in hospitals and long-term care facilities. The analysts also noted that the delayed identification of the contamination source raises concerns about the effectiveness of current food safety protocols.

CWEB reports suggest that this outbreak could lead to increased scrutiny of food distribution practices, particularly for products intended for high-risk groups. The analysts emphasized the importance of transparency and swift action in addressing such public health crises to prevent further harm.

Conclusion:

The Listeria outbreak linked to frozen supplemental milk shakes has had devastating consequences, claiming 11 lives and hospitalizing dozens. The FDA and CDC’s ongoing investigation has identified Sysco Imperial and Lyons ReadyCare as the distributors of the contaminated products. As the companies issue recalls and express their condolences, CWEB analysts call for improved food safety measures to protect vulnerable populations and prevent future outbreaks. This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the critical importance of rigorous food safety standards in safeguarding public health.

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