Ballooney! Acabo de voltar de uma festa onde foram servidos tamales e tacos de carne, frango e camarão.
As margaritas estavam ótimas. Um abraço, Bira 2010/8/14 Rubens <[email protected]> > > > Outbreak Of Rare Salmonella Strains Linked To Taco Bell > > In the last few months, at least 155 people in several states have become > ill from a pair of rare strains of salmonella. And > according to authorities, the source of the salmonella is food served at > Taco Bell. > > "It's been clear for weeks that Taco Bell was the source for many of the > illnesses," an epidemiologist from Oregon Public Health > explained. "It's equally clear that it's not all Taco Bell. It's also not a > single Taco Bell restaurant." > > The cases of salmonellosis began popping up in April with most instances > located in Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. The > Centers for Disease Control has been investigating the outbreak and > recently confirmed that a fast food chain that serves Mexican > food was the source. > > It's believed that the culprit is likely tomatoes and/or lettuce and it's > likely that the initial source of the outbreak is one of > the chain's produce suppliers. > > Officials believe that the outbreak has finished, but the investigation is > ongoing. > > The two strains of salmonella involved in the outbreak -- Hartford and > Baildon -- are rarely seen in the U.S.; the last Baildon > outbreak was in 1988-89. When ingested, they cause symptoms such as > diarrhea, abdominal cramps, fever, nausea, and vomiting. > > > http://consumerist.com/2010/08/outbreak-of-rare-salmonella-strain-linked-to-taco-bell.html > > . > > > -- Ubirajara "Bira" Castro +1 310 398-6615 (Home Office) +1 310 466-0504 (Mobile)
