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Home » FDA: Salmonella illnesses in 3 states linked to imported tahini
An outbreak of salmonella illnesses in three states is linked to tahini imported from Palestine, health officials say.
Samples of the sesame seed product with the Karawan brand contained Salmonella Concord when tested by the New York City Health Department. Broddzenatti Holding LLC, of Jupiter, Fla., recalled the product sold in 16-ounce jars and 39-pound buckets that were imported from December 2018 to April 2019.