Weekend Wrap-Up: FSIS Named Trader Joe’s Wraps in an Email to a Reporter While Its Table Still Calls the Product a Suspect. FDA’s Enforcement Report Named the Seed Company Its Advisory Still Calls the Seed Supplier. Virginia Counts 55 Oyster Illnesses Where CDC Counts 27, and Eight of Eight Oyster Samples From the River Carried Salmonella. And FDA Closed a 119-Person Salmonella Outbreak Without Ever Naming a Food.

Weekend Wrap-Up: FSIS Named Trader Joe’s Wraps in an Email to a Reporter While Its Table Still Calls the Product a Suspect. FDA’s Enforcement Report Named the Seed Company Its Advisory Still Calls the Seed Supplier. Virginia Counts 55 Oyster Illnesses Where CDC Counts 27, and Eight of Eight Oyster Samples From the River Carried Salmonella. And FDA Closed a 119-Person Salmonella Outbreak Without Ever Naming a Food.

Saturday, October 24, 2026Last Saturday’s Weekend Wrap-Up was about the wrong door: a chicken wrap outbreak at 50 sick whose first brand name came from a courthouse, an Oregon Salmonella advisory that reached doctors and no one else, and three FDA...
FDA Warns Not to Eat Haifa Smoked Fish Cold Smoked Sprats: Made Without Botulism Controls, and the Company Refused to Recall Them. Sold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, Possibly Beyond. Check Your Freezer.

FDA Warns Not to Eat Haifa Smoked Fish Cold Smoked Sprats: Made Without Botulism Controls, and the Company Refused to Recall Them. Sold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania, Possibly Beyond. Check Your Freezer.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers, retailers, wholesalers, restaurants and food service customers not to eat, sell or serve any cold smoked sprats sold by D&M Smoked Fish Inc., doing business as Haifa Smoked Fish, Inc., of...