At least 10 people have been transferred to the hospital in California and Nevada after a Lestia The Food and Drug Administration said in a Release Saturday.
Fresh & Ready Foods LLC is called from San Fernando, California, voluntarily, according to, according to, according to the food. a company.
More than 80 The products are included in the recall, from snack boxes to sandwiches and pasta. Products called for the best dates between April 22 and May 19, Fresh & Ready Foods, City Point Market Fresh Food to Go and Fresh Take Crave are far away.
The products that were called throughout the state of Arizona, California, Nevada and Washington have been distributed in various locations, including hospitals, hotels, corporate offices, stores, airports and airlines.
“The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and CDC started an investigation into this group in 2024, however, there was not enough evidence in the previous investigation to determine a source of outbreak.” “The investigation was reopened in April 2025 after the FDA investigators found the lestia in the environmental samples collected from Fresh & Ready Foods, LLC during the examination of routine monitoring.”
Agencies used a complete genome sequence to suit the lusteria strain found in fresh foods and prepare with the outbreak of the disease.
“Fresh & Ready Foods has taken immediate corrective measures, including removing equipment to address this problem to ensure continuous food safety and compliance with FDA directions,” the company said in a statement.
Of the 10 known diseases, eight hospitals occurred in California and two in Nevada.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that the symptoms of legends, or lestia infection usually begin within two weeks of contaminated food, but it can start anywhere from the day of consumption to 10 weeks.
Retail dealers and consumers who bought or received products recovered by the FDA to clean up any areas that you may have touched, as thestia can easily spread to foods and other surfaces.
Disturbed groups, including pregnant women and newborns, and people between the ages of 65 years or more and those who suffer from weakening of the immune system, are encouraged by the FDA (FDA) to contact a health care specialist if symptoms, such as fever, nausea, muscle pain, vomiting, or diarrhea.
