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The food safety and inspection service of the US Department of Agriculture issued a warning for public health on Thursday on pre-cooked linguine and meatballs sold in Walmart who may be infected with Listeria.
The product is a 2-essence transparent plastic tray package with the label “Marketside Linguine with beef meatballs and marinara sauce” with “Best if used by” dates of September 22, 2025; September 24, 2025; September 25, 2025; September 29, 2025; September 30, 2025; and October 1, 2025.
Everyone with the product in his freezer has to throw it away or bring it back to the store.
The linguine can be specifically linked to a Listeria outbreak involving chicken fettuccine alfredo meals.
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A test of the linguine by the company with regard to the Listeria Outbreak Investigation was positive for the bacteria.
A recall from the Fettuccin packages of chickens that are linked to the outbreak was published in June.
The meal of Linguine and Meatballs was sold at Walmart. (Istock / Istock)
Listeria can cause listeriosis, whose symptoms are fever, chills, muscle pain, fatigue, nausea and diarrhea.
It mainly affects the elderly, those who are immunocompromoused, pregnant women and newborns.
Microscopic view of Listeria. (BSIP / UIG / Getty images)
In pregnant women, the miscarriages, stillborn, premature delivery or life -threatening infection of the newborn and older adults can cause a life -threatening infection.
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Listeriosis is treated with antibiotics and anyone who gets flu -like symptoms within two months of a possible infection should visit a doctor.
