Research Notes on Cantaloupe Recall
Consumers are warned against purchasing any cantaloupe shipped from Honduras, as it may be contaminated with salmonella. The President of Honduras has criticized the warning stating the United States has provided them no proof that the salmonella outbreak originated there.
Top Resources on Cantaloupe Recall
- Burlington Free Press: Health Department Warns of Salmonella Contaminated Cantaloupe
- eFluxMedia: Honduras: FDA Melon Warning - ‘Extreme and Imprudent’
- MedHeadlines: Cantaloupe Warnings Unjust Says Honduran President
- InjuryBoard: Honduran Melons Contaminated with Salmonella
- United Press International: Charlies Brand Cantaloupe Recalled
- MarketWatch: Honduras Dismisses U.S. Cantaloupe Warning
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