E. coli outbreak tied to PCC Community Market
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Seattle food safety attorney Bill Marler has filed two lawsuits involving an E. coli outbreak that sent a child to the hospital in Snohomish County and has been linked to a PCC Community Market brand yogurt.
Marler won a $15.6 million settlement for a client after an E. coli outbreak in 1993 was traced to Jack in the Box restaurants in four states, including Washington. Among the four children who died was 2-year-old Celina Shribbs of Mountlake Terrace.
There is a PCC in Edmonds at 100th Avenue West and Edmonds Way.
"PCC Community Markets works diligently to ensure the safety of the product...
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Debra Arthur writes:
How many mistakes is PCC going to make. I am no longer shopping there. It's too PC and the young progressives are rude. Enough. Hoodbye.
05/21/2021, 9:03 pm