Jalapeños sold at Chipotle, Qdoba linked to salmonella surge as cyclospora outbreak continues
Summary
Health officials have linked jalapeños sold at Chipotle and Qdoba restaurants to a rise in salmonella cases. At the same time, a separate outbreak of cyclospora, a foodborne parasite, is affecting 15 states.Key Facts
- Jalapeños sold at Chipotle and Qdoba are connected to a salmonella outbreak.
- Salmonella is a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning.
- There is also a cyclospora outbreak ongoing in 15 states.
- Cyclospora is a parasite that causes an intestinal illness.
- Both outbreaks are related to contaminated food products.
- Health officials are investigating to find the sources and prevent further illness.
- People should be cautious about eating foods that might be contaminated.
- Restaurants involved are being monitored for safety and cleanliness.
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