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FDA reveals berry and shrimp recalls over norovirus and Listeria

Over the past two days, the FDA has published two different food recall announcements that involve potentially contaminated food products sold to the public. The first of the two recalls involves blackberries and frozen berry mixes that may infect people with norovirus, a highly contagious virus that can be severe in kids and the elderly. The second recall published on … Continue reading

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