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food1 year ago

McDonald's Snack Wrap Returns in 2025 After E. Coli Clearance

McDonald's USA President Joe Erlinger announced the return of the Snack Wrap in 2025 as part of efforts to regain consumer trust following a deadly E. coli outbreak linked to Quarter Pounders. The outbreak, traced to raw onions from a specific supplier, has been declared over by the CDC. McDonald's has ceased using the implicated supplier and is focusing on food safety and rebuilding customer confidence. Additionally, the chain plans to introduce a new McValue menu and extend the $5 meal deal into 2025.

via ABC News|
#consumer-trust#e-coli-outbreak#food
health1 year ago

St. Louis E. coli Outbreak Genetically Tied to Six-State Spread

An E. coli outbreak in St. Louis County has been genetically linked to Andre's Banquets & Catering and similar cases in six other states. The outbreak, which affected 115 people and hospitalized 13, is believed to be linked to leafy greens served at events catered by Andre's. Despite negative E. coli results from lettuce samples, Andre's faces multiple lawsuits under strict product liability laws. The investigation is nearing completion, with no significant increase in new cases expected.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
#andres-banquets#e-coli-outbreak#health
health1 year ago

CDC Declares End to McDonald's E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Onions

The CDC has declared the E. coli outbreak linked to slivered onions at McDonald's over, with 104 infections and one death reported. The outbreak affected sales, with foot traffic down 6.6% in U.S. restaurants. McDonald's is investing over $100 million in marketing and support for franchisees to recover, while reintroducing popular menu items like the McRib and launching a new McValue menu. Shares have fallen 7% since the outbreak was linked to the chain's Quarter Pounders.

via CNBC|
#cdc#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety
health1 year ago

St. Louis E. coli Outbreak: Caterer Under Fire as Lettuce Cleared

A significant E. coli outbreak in St. Louis County has led to over 100 cases and at least five lawsuits against Andre's Banquets & Catering. The source of the contamination is under investigation, with debates over whether the caterer or a supplier is at fault. Despite a negative test on lettuce from Andre's, the company remains the focus of health officials' inquiries. Legal experts suggest Andre's could still be liable under Missouri's strict liability laws, even if a supplier is implicated. The situation highlights the complexities of food safety and liability in public health crises.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
#andres-banquets-and-catering#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety
health1 year ago

St. Louis E. Coli Outbreak Worsens Amid Ongoing Investigation

Despite negative test results for E. coli in lettuce from Andre's Banquet Center, St. Louis County health officials continue to investigate the caterer as a potential source of an outbreak affecting 106 people. The outbreak, linked to events catered by Andre's, has led to serious health complications for some patients and legal actions against the company. Health officials emphasize that negative test results do not conclusively rule out the caterer's food as the source, as E. coli can be unevenly distributed in food products.

via Food Safety News|
#catering#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety
health1 year ago

Lettuce Cleared in St. Louis E. Coli Outbreak Investigation

An E. coli outbreak in St. Louis County, which sickened over 100 people, has not been linked to lettuce from Andre's Banquet Center, despite initial suspicions. The Missouri Department of Health found no E. coli in the lettuce, but officials caution that this does not rule out the salads as a source due to the nature of bacterial contamination. The outbreak has led to serious health complications for some, and several lawsuits have been filed against the catering company.

via KSDK.com|
#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety#health
business1 year ago

McDonald's Revives Affordable Dining with Expanded McValue Menu

McDonald's is extending its $5 Meal Deal through mid-2025 and introducing a "buy one add one" option to attract cost-conscious customers and recover from a recent E. coli outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder burgers. The new McValue initiative allows customers to add an extra item for $1, aiming to boost sales and customer visits after the outbreak negatively impacted the chain's reputation and sales. Despite recent financial challenges, McDonald's is investing heavily in marketing and support for affected franchisees to restore its brand image.

via New York Post |
#business#e-coli-outbreak#fast-food
finance1 year ago

Key Insights for Today's Stock Market Opening

U.S. stock futures are mixed as investors anticipate Nvidia's earnings and potential regulatory changes under President-elect Trump, which could benefit Tesla's self-driving technology. Spirit Airlines shares rise after filing for bankruptcy and restructuring debt, while Super Micro Computer's stock jumps on plans to avoid delisting. Meanwhile, an E. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots sold at Trader Joe's and Wegmans has resulted in one death and multiple hospitalizations, prompting a CDC warning and product recall.

via Investopedia|
#e-coli-outbreak#finance#nvidia
business1 year ago

McDonald's Invests $100M in Recovery Amid E. Coli Concerns

McDonald's is launching a new chicken nuggets value meal to attract customers back after an E. coli outbreak linked to slivered onions in its Quarter Pounder burgers led to a sales decline. The company is investing $100 million to support affected franchises and promote the new meal, which offers 10-piece Chicken McNuggets for $1 from Nov. 4 to Dec. 2. Additionally, the $5 Meal Deal will continue in most markets through December. Recent tests have confirmed no E. coli presence in McDonald's food, and the Quarter Pounder is back on the menu.

via WKRC TV Cincinnati|
#business#e-coli-outbreak#marketing-campaign
business1 year ago

McDonald's Invests $100M to Rebuild Trust Post E. Coli Outbreak

McDonald's is investing $100 million to recover from an E. coli outbreak linked to onions on its Quarter Pounder hamburgers, which affected sales and led to illnesses in several states. The investment includes $65 million for the hardest-hit franchises. The CDC identified slivered onions as the likely source, prompting a recall by Taylor Farms. Despite the FDA stating no ongoing food safety concerns, McDonald's had to temporarily remove Quarter Pounders from menus and find an alternate onion supplier.

via Newsmax|
#business#e-coli-outbreak#fast-food
business1 year ago

McDonald's Invests $100M to Recover from E. coli Crisis

McDonald's is investing $100 million to recover from an E. coli outbreak linked to onions on its Quarter Pounder burgers, which affected over 100 people and resulted in one death. The investment includes $65 million for the hardest-hit franchises. The outbreak, traced to onions from Taylor Farms, led to the temporary removal of Quarter Pounders from menus in several states. The FDA has stated there is no ongoing food safety concern, and McDonald's has resumed selling the burgers nationwide with onions from a new supplier.

via Spectrum News 1|
#business#e-coli-outbreak#fast-food
business1 year ago

McDonald's Invests $100M to Rebound from E. Coli Crisis

McDonald's is investing $100 million to recover from an E. coli outbreak linked to onions on its Quarter Pounder hamburgers, which affected over 100 people and resulted in one death. The investment includes $65 million for the hardest-hit franchises. The outbreak, traced to onions from Taylor Farms, led to the temporary removal of Quarter Pounders from menus in several states. The FDA has stated there is no ongoing food safety concern, and McDonald's has resumed selling the burgers nationwide with onions from a new supplier.

via KTLA Los Angeles|
#business#e-coli-outbreak#fast-food
health1 year ago

E. Coli Outbreak at Rockwood Summit High School Reaches 70 Cases

The St. Louis County Department of Public Health is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to Rockwood Summit High School, with 69 cases identified. The outbreak is associated with events catered by Andre’s Banquets and Catering, though the exact source remains unidentified. Health officials suspect salad as a potential source but have not confirmed any specific ingredient. The school is undergoing deep cleaning, and the community is advised to practice good hygiene and seek medical attention if symptoms arise. Andre’s denies being the source, citing their safety record.

via KSDK.com|
#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety#health
business1 year ago

McDonald's Invests $100M to Win Back Customers Post E. Coli Scare

McDonald's is investing $100 million in marketing and franchise support to recover from an E. coli outbreak linked to its slivered onions, which sickened over 100 people and hurt sales. The company is allocating $35 million for marketing, including a chicken nuggets value deal, and $65 million to aid affected franchisees. Despite recent tests showing no E. coli in its food, McDonald's is working to regain customer trust and boost sales with new promotions.

via CNN|
#business#e-coli-outbreak#franchise-support
health1 year ago

E. coli Outbreak from McDonald's Burgers Sickens Over 100

The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders has increased to 104 cases, with 34 hospitalizations and one death. The CDC and McDonald's identified slivered onions from Taylor Farms as the likely source, leading to a recall. McDonald's has resumed selling Quarter Pounders with onions from a new supplier. Fourteen states are affected, with Colorado reporting the most cases. Lawsuits have been filed against McDonald's, which emphasizes its commitment to food safety.

via NBC News|
#cdc#e-coli-outbreak#food-safety