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Ropelato Dairy Linked to Campylobacter and Redmond Dairy Linked to Salmonella in Raw Milk

By Food Poisoning Attorney on May 20, 2010
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According to the Utah State Department of Health:

Nine reported cases of Campylobacter infection among residents in Weber, Davis and Cache counties have been linked to Ropelato Dairy in Ogden. Ropelato’s license to sell raw milk has been suspended.

Six reported cases of Salmonella infection in Utah, Salt Lake and Wasatch counties have been linked to Redmond Dairy, in central Utah, which produced raw milk for stores in Heber City and Orem. The dairy’s St. George store was not linked to the outbreak.

For more information on raw milk risks, visits www.realrawmilkfacts.com.

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    Marler Blog
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