CDC Confirms E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Raw Milk Cheese Across Four States

Ten individuals have been sickened, with four hospitalized, in an outbreak traced to Raw Farm brand's raw cheddar cheese.

The CDC has identified an E. coli outbreak affecting ten people across California, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado, linked to Raw Farm brand's raw cheddar cheese.
Four of the affected individuals have been hospitalized, and one case has escalated to hemolytic uremic syndrome, a condition that can lead to kidney failure.
Raw Farm LLC, based in Fresno County, California, has a history of contamination issues and is now facing scrutiny over its safety protocols and oversight.
A nationwide recall has been issued for all blocks and shredded packages of Raw Farm's raw cheddar cheese, including original and jalapeño flavors.
The outbreak serves as a reminder of the risks associated with consuming raw milk products and underscores the need for stringent food safety regulations.