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Germany still seeking reason for E. coli outbreak
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Emily
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Re: Germany still seeking reason for E. coli outbreak
Still no evidence of contamination at the sprout farm, nor a theory as to how any sprouts might have been contaminated there, and now homegrown sprouts are suspecting of causing a German family's illness, yet the seeds show no contamination.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/germany-advises-against-homegrown-sprouts-suspicion-falls-on-seeds/2011/06/13/AGSsb0SH_story.html
Still no evidence of contamination at the sprout farm, nor a theory as to how any sprouts might have been contaminated there, and now homegrown sprouts are suspecting of causing a German family's illness, yet the seeds show no contamination.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/germany-advises-against-homegrown-sprouts-suspicion-falls-on-seeds/2011/06/13/AGSsb0SH_story.html