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Health officials link US salmonella outbreak to red onions

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NEW YORK - Federal health officials say an outbreak of salmonella infecting nearly 400 people in more than 30 states has been linked to red onions, and identified a California company as the likely source.The Food and Drug Administration said in a statement on Friday that Thomson International Inc.

of Bakersfield, California, has notified the food agency that it will be recalling all varieties of onions that could have come in contact with potentially contaminated red onions because of the risk of cross-contamination.This recall would include red, white, yellow, and sweet onions from Thomson International, the agency said.Thomson couldn't immediately be reached for comment.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that Salmonella.

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