US: Whole Foods caught up in peanut butter scare
By: just-food.com | 26 January 2009
Whole Foods Market has become the latest US company to be caught up in the peanut butter salmonella outbreak with the recall of a line from stores in four states.
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Whole Foods Market has become the latest US company to be caught up in the peanut butter salmonella outbreak with the recall of a line from stores in four states.
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