We would very much like to a detailed description of the outbreak from someone involved. No deaths have been reported. With coordination from CDC, a case-control study was conducted by state health departments from involved states to identify common source exposures. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued several allergy alerts in the past week concerning people who are allergic to peanuts. These products are being recalled and could cause a life-threatening reaction in people with peanut allergies.
Consumers can return the product to the place of purchase.
A restaurateur who blamed his neighbours and an indifferent exterminator for an infestation of mice in his basement was nonetheless fined for the transgressions. Mount Royal Ave. E., did not do enough to get rid of the vermin that Montreal Urban Community food inspectors first found March 17, 1997. Katsiroumbas's lawyer, Therese Kennedy, presented an interesting case, suggesting the rodent problem was not entirely the owner's fault. Katsiroumbas testified that before the March 1997 inspection, a building next door to the restaurant burned down.