CDC says slivered onions are ‘likely source’ of McDonald’s E. coli infections
- The CDC has reported that slivered onions served on McDonald's Quarter Pounders are the 'likely source' of an E. Coli outbreak, with one death and 90 infections in multiple states.
- McDonald's has removed Quarter Pounders from its menu after the outbreak, which has sickened nearly 50 people, and supplier Taylor Farms recalled four onion products.
- The CDC stated that the current risk to the public is 'very low,' as illnesses occurred before affected onions were taken out of service.
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