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Qdoba removes jalapeños amid CDC salmonella outbreak warning

Qdoba has removed jalapeños from its restaurants due to a salmonella outbreak linked to the peppers, which has affected at least 345 individuals across 27 states. The CDC and FDA are investigating the source of the outbreak, and Coast Citrus Distributors has agreed to recall the affected products. Chipotle has also taken similar measures in response to the outbreak.

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Qdoba has removed jalapeños from its restaurants due to a salmonella outbreak linked to the peppers, which has affected at least 345 individuals across 27 states. The CDC and FDA are investigating the source of the outbreak, and Coast Citrus Distributors has agreed to recall the affected products. Chipotle has also taken similar measures in response to the outbreak.

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Qdoba removes jalapeños from restaurants as CDC warns of salmonella outbreak in 27 states

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Qdoba removes jalapeños amid CDC salmonella outbreak warning