In a statement announcing the closure of the Virginia plant, the brand said they “regret and deeply apologize for the recent Listeria monocytogenes contamination in our liverwurst product.” ...

With this discovery, we have decided to permanently discontinue liverwurst." While the statement seems to offer some closure on the outbreak's source, previously released inspection reports ...

The company will also be discontinuing liverwurst, the product responsible for the outbreak, the company said in a statement. “We regret and deeply apologize for the recent Listeria ...

The company said it is also discontinuing the sale of liverwurst. The Boar's Head plant in Virginia at the center of a deadly listeria outbreak is indefinitely closing, the company announced on ...

Boar’s Head on Friday also said it would permanently discontinue liverwurst, the product in which the initial listeria bacteria was found. The company said its internal investigation ...

According to Boar’s Head, the Jarratt plant only produced liverwurst, which was the source of the original outbreak. “Our investigation has identified the root cause of the contamination as a ...

The deaths occurred in Illinois and New Jersey. July 26: Boar's Head announces liverwurst recall; CDC update Boar's Head Provisions Co., Inc. issued a recall for more than 207,528 pounds of ...

Boar’s Head will also stop making liverwurst – the product that tested positive for listeria – and from which nine people died and 57 were hospitalized after eating it this summer.

The Sarasota, Florida-based company said it will also permanently discontinue production of liverwurst, the product that was linked to the deaths of at least nine people — including a New York ...

The company said its investigation pointed to “a specific production process that only existed at the Jarratt facility,” and that was used only to make liverwurst, as the culprit for ...

Boar's Head Provisions will no longer make liverwurst and is closing the Virginia facility at the center of a listeria outbreak that killed nine people and hospitalized at least 57 in 18 states ...