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Salmonella Cases Traced To Banquet Brand Pot Pies

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By Armen Hareyan on October 11, 2007 - 12:19am for eMaxHealth

Pot Pie Warning

Six cases of Salmonella infection in Minnesota residents have been linked to eating Banquet brand turkey or chicken pot pies, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) said today. The finding prompted health and agriculture officials to warn consumers not to eat any Banquet brand pot pies. An investigation is ongoing.

Banquet brand pot pies are sold in the freezer section at grocery stores and other outlets throughout the country. Pot pies made at the same plant are also sold under a dozen store labels, but all carry a code number beginning with 5009.

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Minnesota Department Of Health

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