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Jalapeno peppers are pictured in Encinitas
Jalapeno peppers are pictured in Encinitas, California July 22, 2008. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has found a jalapeno pepper contaminated with a strain of salmonella that has sickened more than 1, 200 people, officials said on Monday. The pepper, which showed up at a south Texas distribution facility, originated in Mexico but could have been contaminated in a variety of places, the FDA said. REUTERS/Mike Blake (UNITED STATES) - GM1E47N0DRG01
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Greetings Card (7"x5")
Add a touch of spice to your greetings with our unique Jalapeno Peppers card from Media Storehouse. Featuring a vibrant image by Reuters photographer Mike Blake, this card captures the essence of Encinitas, California, where a jalapeno pepper once made headlines for an unexpected reason. Perfect for the spice lover in your life, this card brings a bold and flavorful twist to your messages. Order today and bring a delightful surprise to your loved ones!
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This print captures the vibrant and fiery essence of jalapeno peppers, a staple in Mexican cuisine. The image showcases a close-up view of these spicy green peppers, highlighting their glossy texture and distinctive shape. However, behind this seemingly innocent picture lies a story of concern and caution. Taken in Encinitas, California on July 22,2008, this photograph serves as a reminder of an unfortunate incident that unfolded within the food industry. The U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered that one contaminated jalapeno pepper was responsible for infecting over 1,200 individuals with salmonella. The pepper in question made its way to a distribution facility in south Texas from Mexico but could have encountered contamination at various stages along its journey. This revelation prompted health officials to investigate potential sources and take necessary precautions to prevent further outbreaks. Despite the unsettling circumstances surrounding this particular batch of jalapenos, it is important not to overlook their cultural significance or dismiss them entirely due to isolated incidents. Jalapenos continue to be cherished by many for their bold flavor and ability to add an extra kick to countless dishes worldwide. Through this striking image captured by Mike Blake for Reuters Images, we are reminded both of the beauty found within nature's bounty and the importance of ensuring food safety measures are diligently followed throughout our global supply chains.
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