Raw Farm Cheese Recalled Due to E. Coli Outbreak

0:00A California cheese maker called Raw Farm just recalled several batches of its raw cheddar products after the FDA and CDC linked them to an E. coli. Outbreak hitting nine people across three states. The recall covers specific blocks and shreds of lightly salted cheddar, original cheddar, and alapeno cheddar in sizes like 8 ounces, 16 ounces, and 80 ounces, with batch numbers and expiration dates up to next year. Having cases are in California, one in Florida, and one in Texas, with over half the victims under five years old, three ended up hospitalized, including one kid who got hemolytic uremic syndrome, a serious kidney issue. Raw Farm is pushing back hard, calling the recall voluntary but under protest, and claims no links since they don't shift raw milk products out of. State plus their tests in the FDA's so far show no pathogens in the cheese. Meanwhile, health officials warn folks to toss any of those recalled cheeses, bought at spots like Sprouts Farmers Market, or HEB, as E. coli symptoms.

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