There seems to be no end to contaminated food this year.

There is a recall out for beef sandwiches by William Davids, because of listeria monocytogenes contamination.
These prepackaged sandwiches by William Davids were recalled:

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Manitoba’s best Family Restaurant is in Traverse Bay
The best Family Restaurant in Manitoba and Winnipeg is in traverse Bay at the lake Winnipeg.

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Manitoba’s Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives said Dr. Esther Salvano has been anounced as the province’s first-ever manager of climate change. They will be looking into new tools to help reduce the environmental footprint of agricultural production and adapting to Climate Change

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First it was tomatoes from the States with salmonella, then salmonella in Cilantro now its listeriosis in meat products! This last food scare is the worst yet. Quite a few people have actually died from food poisoning and the resulting infection.

The problem seems to originate from a Maple Leaf processing plant in Toronto.

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My next problem was Cilantro. Now what the heck might that be. I had to check it up. Cilantro is actually the name of the plant that produces the Coriander seeds. I like using freshly crushed dried Coriander for Lamb Provencial, together with fresh rosemary, thyme and garlic in a red wine marinade. Does that mean I have to leave out the coriander seeds, or is just the green part of the plant infected? (which I have never used anyway)

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One of the goals of the concert was to raise funds to repair the recent vandalism. Some of the profit was to go towards the upgrade of the baseball park and skateboard pad and the purchase of sport’s equipment.
It featured childrens activities food stands and a skate-board park. – and of course: Dr. Rage & The Uppercuts.

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Well if it is any consolation, they aren’t sure it’s the tomatoes! It could be chillies, hot peppers, jalapenos or something else too. So don’t worry about buying those red solanaceous herbs or Paradise Apples as the Germans used to call tomatoes. The peppers you are putting into your salad could be just as contagious!

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There is even a new phenomenom called ‘row rage’ that has pickers protecting their rows against others trying to sneek-pick berries from rows other than the ones they were assigned to. So far there haven’t been any real phyisikal fights, but apparently it got pretty close a few times.

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