What to know about Louisiana’s oyster recall. What’s safe to eat?
The department said the Louisiana Oyster Task Force and local harvesters were notified of the closure on Tuesday, and that it’s working with the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to ensure no oysters are harvested from the area for at least 21 days. Oysters from other parts of Louisiana are safe to eat, the department said.
The timing was doubly bad, with the recall announced not only during Super Bowl week but also on the eve of the inaugural New ...
More Americans became sick from contaminated food last year, with the number of hospitalizations and deaths from foodborne ...
Republican Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy cast the swing vote on advancing President Trump's nomination of RFK Jr. to lead ...
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) is investigating a foodborne outbreak that was reported in late January in ...
The Times (Shreveport) on MSN1d
Shreveport Water and Sewerage Department address recent LDH Administrative OrderThe City of Shreveport’s Water and Sewerage Department has received an Administrative Order from the Louisiana Department of ...
WWL Radio New Orleans on MSN2d
LDH recalls oysters after consumers fall illAccording to officials with the Louisiana Department of Health, oysters harvested in Area 3 since January 10 may be contaminated with norovirus-like illnesses.
The Louisiana Department of Health outlines the actions the City of Shreveport needs to take to improve the city’s drinking ...
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