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A salmonella outbreak linked to Iranian pistachios has sickened 155 in Canada, prompting recalls and warnings.
A salmonella outbreak tied to pistachios imported from Iran remains active in Canada, with 155 confirmed cases and 24 hospitalizations since March, including recent illnesses in November.
Health officials continue investigating, citing over 160 product recalls and a September import ban on Iranian pistachios.
The CFIA requires importers to hold and test all such products, while public health agencies warn that cooking may not eliminate the bacteria due to uneven heating.
Consumers are urged to check pantries, avoid unknown-origin pistachios, and discard recalled items.
Symptoms include diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps, with higher risks for vulnerable groups.
No deaths have been reported.
Un brote de salmonela relacionado con los pistachos iraníes ha enfermado a 155 en Canadá, lo que ha provocado retiros y advertencias.