Listeria infections have most often been linked to turkey and other ready-to-eat deli meats, hot dogs (frankfurters), raw (unpasteurized milk), Mexican-style cheese and other soft cheeses (especially those made from raw milk). Cantaloupe, sprouts, and pre-cut celery have recently been linked to Listeria infections.
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Listeria infections have most often been linked to turkey and other
ready-to-eat deli meats, hot dogs (frankfurters), raw
(unpasteurized milk), Mexican-style cheese and other soft cheeses
(especially those made from raw milk). Cantaloupe,...
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Listeria infections have most often been linked to turkey and other ready-to-eat deli meats, hot dogs (frankfurters), raw (unpasteurized milk), Mexican-style cheese and other soft cheeses (especially those made from raw milk). Cantaloupe, sprouts, and pre-cut celery have recently been linked to Listeria infections.