One of the biggest differences is that the Nestlé recall is precautionary, meaning there haven't been any illnesses yet and it's not certain whether any of the recalled products are actually contaminated with bacteria. The infection can cause fever, muscle aches and diarrhea, and in pregnant women, it may cause miscarriage or stillbirth, the CDC says.Īlthough the Drumstick recall may seem reminiscent of the Blue Bell ice cream recall in 2015, there are a number of differences, according to Nestlé. Three people who consumed Blue Bell Ice Cream died, and seven more were hospitalized in four states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Listeria infections can be serious, and even deadly, particularly for certain groups of people, including young children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems. And on Wednesday, Blue Bell Creameries issued a recall for the same reason. Although the bacteria cannot grow at freezing temperatures, they can still survive at those temperatures. On Monday, Kelloggs recalled 10,000 Nutri-Grain Whole Wheat Waffles packages that were potentially contaminated. "It's a pathogen that's particularly problematic in food-processing plants because it really likes cold, moist, dark environments," Benjamin Chapman, a food safety expert at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, told Live Science in a 2015 interview. Last year, Blue Bell ice cream recalled all of its products after a deadly outbreak of Listeria. The Brenham-based company, which got its start 111 years ago, shut down production for a time in 2015 and recalled 8 million gallons of ice cream after reports of listeria started coming in. Unlike many other types of bacteria, Listeria can grow in the colder temperatures of refrigerators. At this time, Blue Bell Ice Cream is voluntarily recalling all products that were made with a cookie dough ingredient supplied by a third party supplier Aspen. The ice cream was contaminated with listeria which can be fatal to people who are ill or have compromised immune systems.
AUSTIN When the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) first learned. In April, Blue Bell Creameries recalled all of its products in 23 states. Blue Bell announces it will shut down all of the company’s ice cream plants to conduct. The recall is being made "out of an abundance of caution," due to the positive test result on the equipment, the company said. Texas DSHS first wanted Blue Bell to recall ice cream related to infections. CEO Paul Kruse releases video apologizing for the recall. However, the Drumstick products themselves have not tested positive for Listeria, and so far there have been no reported cases of people getting sick after eating the recalled products, Nestlé said.
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