McDonald’s Confirms E Coli Outbreak Contained, To Bring Back Quarter Pounders Next Week
E coli concerns have prompted a swift response from McDonald's, which has confirmed that the recent outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder hamburgers is now contained.
E coli concerns have prompted a swift response from McDonald's, which has confirmed that the recent outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder hamburgers is now contained. The fast-food giant announced on Sunday, October 27, that the popular burger will return to all US locations next week. Following the outbreak, which has resulted in one death and nearly 75 reported illnesses, McDonald’s ruled out beef patties as the source of contamination. "We remain very confident that any contaminated product related to this outbreak has been removed from our supply chain," said Chief Supply Chain Officer Cesar Pina. As per reports, testing by the Colorado Department of Agriculture found all subsamples from various lots of McDonald’s beef patties tested negative for E coli, and no further samples are expected. McDonald's Quarter Pounder Hamburgers Behind Deadly E Coli Outbreak in 10 US States; Company's Share Prices Fall Sharply After CDC Statement.
McDonald's Confirms E Coli Outbreak Contained
McDonald's says E. coli outbreak contained, Quarter Pounder will be back in all U.S. restaurants next week
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