Salmonella Cases Linked to Basil Sold at Trader Joe’s
UNDATED (WJON News) -- Trader Joe's has pulled a brand of basil from its store shelves after a salmonella outbreak.
The Minnesota Department of Health is telling people not to eat the Infinite Herbs brand of organic basil sold in clamshell-style 2.5-ounce packages.
Four Minnesotans ages 3 to 59 have gotten ill from salmonella linked to the Infinite Herbs brand. None of them died and none needed hospitalization.
A total of 12 people across 7 states have become ill between February 15th and March 27th.
Anyone with the Infinite Herbs basil in their refrigerator or freezer should throw it out.
Symptoms of a salmonella infection include diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fever. The symptoms usually begin between 12 hours and four days.
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