A recent outbreak of hepatitis A cases have been linked to strawberries sold at Kroger, Aldi, Walmart, Trader Joe’s and other grocery stores nationwide.
A recent outbreak of hepatitis A cases have been linked to strawberries sold at Kroger, Aldi, Walmart, Trader Joe’s and other grocery stores nationwide.
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QUEENSLAND – Health officials in Australia are warning citizens to cut up strawberries before eating them after people reported finding needles inside the berries. Officials said it is still safe to buy strawberries but consumers should cut them up before eating them. That advice applies to all strawberries. Certain brands have been removed from sale. That includes Berry Obsession and Berry Licious strawberries.