Salmonella Outbreak and Peanut Butter Warning

A salmonella outbreak linked to peanut butter has prompted a government warning. Americans are advised to avoid peanut butter products until more information is available. The FDA assures that most supermarket peanut butter is safe. The outbreak has affected over 470 people and caused six deaths. Investigations focus on a Georgia plant owned by Peanut Corporation of America as a potential source.

What is the suspected cause of the recent salmonella warning?

• Milk

• Peanut butter

• Eggs

• Chicken

Which products are Americans advised to avoid?

• Fruits and vegetables

• Cookies, cakes, and ice cream

• Meat and fish

• Bread and butter

What has the FDA said about most peanut butter sold in supermarkets?

• It is safe

• It is contaminated

• It is under investigation

• It is banned

How many people have been affected by the outbreak nationwide?

• Over 1000

• Over 470

• Over 200

• Over 100

Which company's plant is being investigated as a possible source of the deadly strain?

• Georgia Peanut Industries

• American Peanut Company

• Peanut Corporation of America

• National Peanut Corporation