Tainted Spinach Spurs Testing Program
Think the problems causing last fall's spinach scare are solved? Think again.
The company at the center of the tainted spinach scare, Natural Selection Foods, has started an ambitious testing program.
More than 30 times since October, they've found disease-causing bacteria on samples of salad greens arriving at their processing plant.
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