Salmonella Concern Leads to Pine Nut Recall
The CDC and FDA are reporting a multi-state
Salmonellosis outbreak possibly related to
contaminated pine nuts. According to the press
releases issued, 42 individuals have contracted
Salmonella enteritidis in five northeastern states.
This outbreak has been linked to Turkish pine nuts.
These contaminated pine nuts were sold by Wegmans
grocery stores. The pine nuts could have been
purchased in bulk bins from July 1, 2011 through
October 18, 2011.
The foodborne illness lawyers at Neblett,
Beard & Arsenault are investigating possible legal
action on behalf of victims in this Salmonellosis
outbreak. If you or a loved one have developed
symptoms associated with Salmonella enteritidis and
believe there may be a link to the contaminated pine
nuts, please contact our lawyers today. We welcome
the opportunity to investigate on your behalf. Call
1-800-256-1050 or
submit a web contact form.
Where Have the Salmonella Illnesses Been Reported?
Illnesses have been reported in Maryland,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Of
the 42 reported illnesses, 27 Salmonella enteritidis
outbreak strain illnesses were reported in New York
alone. Two individuals have required hospital
treatment.
What Are the Symptoms of Salmonella?
Symptoms of Salmonella poisoning often include diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain. Symptoms are normally experienced within 3 days of ingesting Salmonella contaminated foods. The Salmonella bacteria can enter a victim’s bloodstream necessitating treatment with antibiotics. Cases of Reiter’s Syndrome, also known as reactive arthritis have been linked to post-Salmonellosis cases, especially in the elderly, the young and those with compromised immune systems.
Legal Recourse for Salmonella Victims
The foodborne illness lawyers at Neblett,
Beard & Arsenault have years of experience handling
food poisoning litigation. Over the years, our
lawyers have stood up for victims in some of the
nation's largest foodborne illness outbreaks, and we
welcome the opportunity to work for you. If you or a
loved one has suffered foodborne illness symptoms
after consuming pine nuts, you may have a claim to
financial compensation. Seek medical attention for
your symptoms, then call 1-800-256-1050 or
submit a web contact form to
protect your rights.









