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Mexican mangoes are free of infection.
Mexican mangoes are free of infection.
Sagarpa Mexican mango has ruled that salmonella
Sagarpa Mexican mango has ruled that salmonellaThe government of Mexico carried out an investigation to help clarify the import alerts issued by these two countries.
 
The Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries andFood (SAGARPA) said that in Mexico there is no evidence of the bacterium Salmonella Braenderup, detected in Mexican Mango in Canada and the United States.
 

The government of Mexico carried out aninvestigation to help clarify the import alerts issued by these two countries to the packinghouse Daniella Mangos. So, after an exhaustive health agencies and Mexican epidemiology, no contaminationwas found at the premises of the Mexican company by the strain causing the outbreak of salmonella in neighboring northern countries. And, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the United States,today warned consumers not to eat mangoes that country divided by the Mexican company, by linking their product with an outbreak of salmonella.
The federal agency said in a statement have foundsalmonella in the handles of this Mexican producer, owner of many plantations and packing facility in Sinaloa. Therefore, the FDA issued an import alert against the company, which means that this producerhandles can not be imported into the United States unless he shows that are not contaminated by laboratory tests.
 
In Mexico, the Ministry of Agriculture reported that with the full cooperation of thebaler Daniella was conducted research in their production and packaging areas, to identify the presence of Salmonella strain Braenderup.
 
Thus, he said, took 14 samples analyzed in duplicate tothe National Service of Health, Food Safety and Quality (Senasica) and the Federal Commission for Protection against Health Risks (Cofepris) and found no evidence of this bacterium can cause diarrhea,...