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Chipotle Removes Jalapeños Linked to Salmonella Outbreak From Its Restaurants
Chipotle has taken a step to address a recent salmonella outbreak by removing jalapeños from its restaurants.
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Chipotle has taken a step to address a recent salmonella outbreak by removing jalapeños from its restaurants. The decision to remove the potentially contaminated jalapeños is a direct response to concerns over food safety. The move is likely aimed at preventing further cases of salmonella, which have been linked to the consumption of jalapeños at Chipotle locations.
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