11 days ago
A sample of shredded iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms de Mexico has tested positive for cyclospora, federal health officials said July 18, noting that the lettuce was collected as part of an ongoing investigation and is not included in the company's current recall.
The investigation has raised questions about whether there is more lettuce posing potential risk.
In the latest update from the Food and Drug Administration, the agency said a sample of shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico recently tested positive for cyclospora. The sample was not part of the lettuce recalled July 17 for potential risk of cyclospora.
The FDA said the contaminated sample was collected through targeted import surveillance conducted as part of the agency's probe. The agency said Taylor Farms confirmed the positive sample is not part of the company's current voluntary recall.
The company is "currently working to identify whether any part of this implicated lot is available in commerce or in consumers homes," according to the FDA, which said the positive lot is being detained while the investigation continues.
The investigation has raised questions about whether there is more lettuce posing potential risk.
In the latest update from the Food and Drug Administration, the agency said a sample of shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico recently tested positive for cyclospora. The sample was not part of the lettuce recalled July 17 for potential risk of cyclospora.
The FDA said the contaminated sample was collected through targeted import surveillance conducted as part of the agency's probe. The agency said Taylor Farms confirmed the positive sample is not part of the company's current voluntary recall.
The company is "currently working to identify whether any part of this implicated lot is available in commerce or in consumers homes," according to the FDA, which said the positive lot is being detained while the investigation continues.
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(NewsNation) — Marriage and birth records reviewed by The Columbus Dispatch show at least three members of the Siders family wed while still teenagers themselves — including the woman now accused, alongside three relatives, of confining 16 children in filthy conditions inside a Vinton County home.
Elizabeth Russell was just 15 when she wed Gary Siders Jr. in West Virginia in 2008. By May of that year, two months after the wedding, she had given birth to the first of what would become 18 children over the next 17 years.
She isn't the only young bride in the family.
Ohio mom accused in 'House of Horrors' case seeks release, reunification
(NewsNation) — Marriage and birth records reviewed by The Columbus Dispatch show at least three members of the Siders family wed while still teenagers themselves — including the woman now accused, alongside three relatives, of confining 16 children in filthy conditions inside a Vinton County home.
Elizabeth Russell was just 15 when she wed Gary Siders Jr. in West Virginia in 2008. By May of that year, two months after the wedding, she had given birth to the first of what would become 18 children over the next 17 years.
She isn't the only young bride in the family.
Ohio mom accused in 'House of Horrors' case seeks release, reunification
16 days ago
Men secretly filmed their wives and girlfriends and posted footage online, before boasting about their recordings.
Others targeted strangers, with one hiding a camera on a walking route in the hope of catching women urinating.
In new BBC documentary Hunting the Spycammers, Jess Davies uncovers the dark online network of hidden cameras in bedrooms, bathrooms, changing rooms and other private ****** es.
Charity Refuge reported a 78% rise in technology-facilitated abuse referrals, while Welsh Women's Aid said the scale of the problem is hard to quantify because most victims don't even know it's happening.
"What is really disturbing is how many of the perpetrators were filming and sharing content of people - mostly women - that were their loved ones," TV presenter Davies said.
Others targeted strangers, with one hiding a camera on a walking route in the hope of catching women urinating.
In new BBC documentary Hunting the Spycammers, Jess Davies uncovers the dark online network of hidden cameras in bedrooms, bathrooms, changing rooms and other private ****** es.
Charity Refuge reported a 78% rise in technology-facilitated abuse referrals, while Welsh Women's Aid said the scale of the problem is hard to quantify because most victims don't even know it's happening.
"What is really disturbing is how many of the perpetrators were filming and sharing content of people - mostly women - that were their loved ones," TV presenter Davies said.
