Raw Farms Recalls Cheese Linked to E. Coli Outbreak

0:00Raw farms just recalled six types of their raw cheddar cheese shredded in block varieties after the FDA flagged a possible link to E. coli. Infections. This voluntary move came under protest from the company who say no pathogens turned up in their products or state-tested samples. The cheese hit shelves at Sprout Farmers Market and HEB stores nationwide with possible sales at other spots too. Batches include lightly salted cheddar blocks and shreds plus shall opinion flavors all with expiration dates stretching into 2026. So far nine illnesses reported across California, Florida and Texas hitting mostly kids under five years old. The CDC and local health teams jumped in tracing the outbreak back to these raw farm dairy items. Investigators are still digging no confirmed positives from the FDA yet but they're urging everyone to check fridges and freezers for those batches. Toss any suspect cheese, don't eat or sell it and wipe down surfaces to stay safe. Keep an eye on updates from the FDA

1:03as this unfolds, folks raw milk products pack risks so play it smart out there. Dallas News today powered by AI bringing you what matters.