An outbreak of foodborne illnesses has been reported, affecting people in 15 states. The number of infections stands at 55.
A distributor of sprouts has been linked to the outbreak. Details about the outbreak are available from the source.
The infections involve two types of bacteria, and the source has more information on the situation.
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