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CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTX1V42N 
November 21, 2015 
Customers enter a Chipotle restaurant in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for... 
Seattle, UNITED STATES 
Customers enter a Chipotle restaurant in Seattle, Washington 
Customers enter a Chipotle restaurant in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTX1V42L 
November 21, 2015 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S.... 
Seattle, UNITED STATES 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTX1V42F 
November 21, 2015 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S.... 
Seattle, UNITED STATES 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington 
A sign on the door of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Seattle, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS8720 
November 20, 2015 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS871Z 
November 20, 2015 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS871Y 
November 20, 2015 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
The sign of a Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS871X 
November 20, 2015 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS871Q 
November 20, 2015 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CHIPOTLE-MEXICAN/ECOLI
RTS871P 
November 20, 2015 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease... 
Federal Way, UNITED STATES 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington 
A Chipotle restaurant is shown in Federal Way, Washington November 20, 2015. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday that three additional states reported E. coli infections from the same strain as the Chipotle Mexican Grill outbreak, sending shares in the chain down more than 12 percent. REUTERS/David Ryder 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR39004 
October 10, 2012 
XL Foods workers listen to Doug O'Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local... 
Brooks, Canada 
XL Foods workers listen to O'Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401,... 
XL Foods workers listen to Doug O'Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, during a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZY 
October 10, 2012 
XL Foods workers listen to Doug O'Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local... 
Brooks, Canada 
XL Foods workers listen to O'Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, during... 
XL Foods workers listen to Doug O'Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, during a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZS 
October 10, 2012 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
O?Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds news conference in Brooks... 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZQ 
October 10, 2012 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
O?Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference in Brooks... 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZN 
October 10, 2012 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
O?Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds news conference in Brooks... 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEADSHOT BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZJ 
October 10, 2012 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
O?Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds news conference in Brooks... 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZH 
October 10, 2012 
Workers read a news release from United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401 during a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
Workers read a news release from United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401 during a news conference... 
Workers read a news release from United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401 during a news conference in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZZE 
October 10, 2012 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference... 
Brooks, Canada 
O?Halloran, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds news conference in Brooks... 
Doug O?Halloran, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401, holds a news conference stating that XL Foods are still refusing to address food safety issues flagged by the union in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD BUSINESS) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZYX 
October 10, 2012 
The XL Foods plant sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from... 
Brooks, Canada 
XL Foods plant sits idle in Brooks 
The XL Foods plant sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS HEALTH FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZYW 
October 10, 2012 
The XL Foods plant sits idle behind a cattle fence in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have... 
Brooks, Canada 
XL Foods plant sits idle behind a cattle fence in Brooks 
The XL Foods plant sits idle behind a cattle fence in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS HEALTH FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZYT 
October 10, 2012 
Buses that bring workers to the plant remained parked at the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks,... 
Brooks, Canada 
Buses that bring workers to plant remained parked at the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks 
Buses that bring workers to the plant remained parked at the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS HEALTH FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZYS 
October 10, 2012 
A Canadian flag flies over the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten... 
Brooks, Canada 
Canadian flag flies over the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks 
A Canadian flag flies over the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS ANIMALS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ZYQ 
October 10, 2012 
Cattle graze in a field near the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012.... 
Brooks, Canada 
Cattle graze in a field near the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks. 
Cattle graze in a field near the XL Foods plant that sits idle in Brooks, Alberta, October 10, 2012. Ten people have now fallen sick from contaminated beef products from the XL Foods plant, health officials said on Saturday. Four previous cases were also in Alberta, and officials say they have evidence that these victims ate meat produced by the XL Foods plant in Brooks, Alberta. The Canadian officials said the six new cases were caused by the same strain of the E. coli bacteria as the previous cases. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: BUSINESS ANIMALS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RH9 
October 03, 2012 
Ground Alberta beef is seen before packaging at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012.... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
Ground Alberta beef is seen before packaging at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary 
Ground Alberta beef is seen before packaging at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RH7 
October 03, 2012 
Clayton Colliou, a butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market, works with choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary,... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
A butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market works with choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary 
Clayton Colliou, a butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market, works with choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RH5 
October 03, 2012 
A butcher wraps Ground Alberta beef at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
A butcher wraps Ground Alberta beef at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary 
A butcher wraps Ground Alberta beef at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RH2 
October 03, 2012 
Ground Alberta beef in seen in coolers at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
Ground Alberta beef in seen in coolers at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary 
Ground Alberta beef in seen in coolers at Bon Ton Meat Market in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RH0 
October 03, 2012 
Clayton Colliou, a butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market, organizes choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary,... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
A butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market organizes choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary 
Clayton Colliou, a butcher at Bon Ton Meat Market, organizes choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RGU 
October 03, 2012 
Clayton Colliou, a meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market, cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta,... 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI, Canada 
A meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary 
Clayton Colliou, a meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market, cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38RFJ 
October 03, 2012 
Clayton Colliou, meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market, cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta,... 
Calgary, Canada 
Colliou meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary 
Clayton Colliou, meat cutter at Bon Ton Meat Market, cuts choice cuts of Alberta beef in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. Bon Ton stated it was not effected by the recent E.Coli outbreak as they get their meat from select smaller producers. E. coli, a strain of which can cause sickness or even death, is widely present in meat-processing plants, and regulators require packers to control the bacteria within certain levels. E.coli can be killed by thoroughly cooking meat. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R6R 
October 03, 2012 
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George Da Pont answers questions on the E.Coli outbreak... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canadian Food Inspection Agency President Da Pont answers questions on the E.Coli outbreak in Canada... 
Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George Da Pont answers questions on the E.Coli outbreak in Canada during a news conference at the CFIA Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS AGRICULTURE HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R34 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (C) and Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and CFIA President George Da Pont provide an update on the E.... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (C) and Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George Da Pont (R) provide an update on the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, during a news conference at the CFIA Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R31 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, during a news conference at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE HEADSHOT) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R2Z 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz leaves a news conference after answering questions regarding... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz leaves a news conference after answering questions regarding... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz leaves a news conference after answering questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R2X 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (R) answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (R) answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (R) answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, during a news conference at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R2W 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (C) and Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and CFIA President George Da Pont provide an update on the E.... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz (C) and Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) President George Da Pont (R) provide an update on the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, during a news conference at the CFIA Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38R2V 
October 03, 2012 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Calgary, Canada 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada,... 
Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz answers questions regarding the E. Coli outbreak in Canada, during a news conference at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Laboratory in Calgary, Alberta, October 3, 2012. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: HEALTH FOOD AGRICULTURE HEADSHOT) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MN9 
September 30, 2012 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012.... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta have dropped after beef products were voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: AGRICULTURE HEALTH ANIMALS) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MN2 
September 30, 2012 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012.... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta 
Hereford Angus Cross cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta have dropped after beef products were voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: AGRICULTURE HEALTH ANIMALS) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MN0 
September 30, 2012 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012.... 
Airdrie, Canada 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta have dropped after beef products were voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: AGRICULTURE HEALTH ANIMALS) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MMX 
September 30, 2012 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012.... 
Airdrie, Canada 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta 
A Hereford Angus Cross cow is pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta have dropped after beef products were voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: AGRICULTURE HEALTH ANIMALS) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MLQ 
September 30, 2012 
Cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta 
Cattle are pictured on the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. Cattle prices in Alberta have dropped after beef products were voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS AGRICULTURE ANIMALS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MLH 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford arrives to discuss the E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers at the Bell... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford arrives to discuss the E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford arrives to discuss the E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH AGRICULTURE) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ML6 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak after... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak after a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ML2 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak after... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) answers questions during a news conference regarding the E. coli outbreak after a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ML1 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford leaves after discussing about an E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford leaves after discussing about an E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers at the... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford leaves after discussing about an E. coli outbreak with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38ML0 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (R) meets Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency's David Chalack at the Bell... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford meets Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency's Chalack at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie,... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (R) meets Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency's David Chalack at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012, during a meeting with cattle ranchers discussing an E. coli outbreak. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MKS 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (4th L) discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (4th L) discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
CANADA-BEEF/ECOLI
RTR38MKN 
September 30, 2012 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers... 
Airdrie, Canada 
Alberta Premier Redford discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell... 
Alberta Premier Alison Redford (C) discusses the E. coli outbreak during a meeting with cattle ranchers at the Bell L ranch near Airdrie, Alberta, September 30, 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) on Sunday released a list of dozens of products made from beef voluntarily recalled by XL Foods, whose plant in Brooks, Alberta, was temporarily shut by the agency after contaminated beef products sickened several people. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH) 
ROMANIA/
RTR2U3L3 
November 16, 2011 
A worker throws away cucumbers to be destroyed at an agriculture facility near Bucharest June 6, 2011... 
Bucharest, Romania 
A worker throws away cucumbers to be destroyed at an agriculture facility near Bucharest 
A worker throws away cucumbers to be destroyed at an agriculture facility near Bucharest June 6, 2011 as sales collapsed in Romania's markets due to the fear of E.coli contamination. The workers from this facility are destroying about 1500 tonnes of harvested cucumbers from the last three days, despite negative E.coli laboratory tests, according to local media. The outbreak, centred on the north German city of Hamburg, has made more than 1,500 people ill in eight European countries, and led to an international row over the source of the contamination. REUTERS/Bogdan Cristel (ROMANIA - Tags: AGRICULTURE BUSINESS HEALTH FOOD) BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 
GERMANY-EHEC/
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June 18, 2011 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach... 
Frankfurt, Germany 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach... 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach on the outskirts of Frankfurt, June 18, 2011. Health authorities announced that EHEC bacterias were found in a nearby runnel which supplied the farm watering system close to a purification plant. Some 37 people have been killed and more than 3,200 people have so far been taken ill with the E.coli strain, about a quarter of them developing a complication called haemolytic uraemic syndrome, which affects the blood, kidneys and nervous system. German health authorities have linked the EHEC bacteria (enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli) epidemic to contaminated bean sprouts and shoots from a German organic farm sold to consumers and restaurants across the country for eating in salads. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (GERMANY - Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT HEALTH) 
GERMANY-EHEC/
RTR2NSU5 
June 18, 2011 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach... 
Frankfurt, Germany 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach... 
The plant watering system is seen shut down at a farm where E.coli bacteria was found in Nieder-Erlenbach on the outskirts of Frankfurt, June 18, 2011. Health authorities announced that EHEC bacterias were found in a nearby runnel which supplied the farm watering system close to a purification plant. Some 37 people have been killed and more than 3,200 people have so far been taken ill with the E.coli strain, about a quarter of them developing a complication called haemolytic uraemic syndrome, which affects the blood, kidneys and nervous system. German health authorities have linked the EHEC bacteria (enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli) epidemic to contaminated bean sprouts and shoots from a German organic farm sold to consumers and restaurants across the country for eating in salads. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (GERMANY - Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT HEALTH) 
GERMANY-EHEC/
RTR2NSTX 
June 18, 2011 
An overview shows the purification plant of Ober-Erlenbach where EHEC bacteria was found on the outskirts... 
Frankfurt, Germany 
An overview shows the purification plant of Ober-Erlenbach where EHEC bacteria was found on the outskirts... 
An overview shows the purification plant of Ober-Erlenbach where EHEC bacteria was found on the outskirts of Frankfurt, June 18, 2011. Some 37 people have been killed and more than 3,200 people have so far been taken ill with the E.coli strain, about a quarter of them developing a complication called haemolytic uraemic syndrome, which affects the blood, kidneys and nervous system. German health authorities have linked the EHEC bacteria (enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli) epidemic to contaminated bean sprouts and shoots from a German organic farm sold to consumers and restaurants across the country for eating in salads. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (GERMANY - Tags: DISASTER ENVIRONMENT HEALTH) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/FRANCE
RTR2NQCM 
June 16, 2011 
A customer takes a caddy outside a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, June 16 2011.... 
SAINT SEBASTIEN-SUR-LOIRE, France 
A customer takes a caddy outside a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes 
A customer takes a caddy outside a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, June 16 2011. Privately owned German discount chain Lidl withdrew boxes of the frozen beef patties after five children were admitted to hospital in northern France after eating beef burgers infected with a strain of E.coli bacteria and believed to be behind the French infections. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe (FRANCE - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/FRANCE
RTR2NQB7 
June 16, 2011 
Customers enter a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, June 16 2011. Privately owned... 
SAINT SEBASTIEN-SUR-LOIRE, France 
Customers enter a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes 
Customers enter a Lidl store in Saint Sebastien-sur-Loire near Nantes, June 16 2011. Privately owned German discount chain Lidl withdrew boxes of the frozen beef patties after five children were admitted to hospital in northern France after eating beef burgers infected with a strain of E.coli bacteria and believed to be behind the French infections. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe (FRANCE - Tags: FOOD HEALTH) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/
RTR2NJVV 
June 11, 2011 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that... 
Belgrade, Serbia 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that deadly E.coli bacteria that have killed 31 people and hit farmers across Europe almost certainly came from contaminated bean sprouts grown at an organic farm in northern Germany. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic (SERBIA - Tags: HEALTH AGRICULTURE POLITICS FOOD) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/
RTR2NJVR 
June 11, 2011 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that... 
Belgrade, Serbia 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that deadly E.coli bacteria that have killed 31 people and hit farmers across Europe almost certainly came from contaminated bean sprouts grown at an organic farm in northern Germany. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic (SERBIA - Tags: HEALTH AGRICULTURE POLITICS FOOD) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/
RTR2NJVP 
June 11, 2011 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that... 
Belgrade, Serbia 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade 
A vendor sells vegetables at a market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that deadly E.coli bacteria that have killed 31 people and hit farmers across Europe almost certainly came from contaminated bean sprouts grown at an organic farm in northern Germany. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic (SERBIA - Tags: HEALTH AGRICULTURE POLITICS FOOD) 
HEALTH-ECOLI/
RTR2NJVF 
June 11, 2011 
Tomatoes are seen as a vendor sells vegetables at a greens market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011.... 
Belgrade, Serbia 
Tomatoes are seen as a vendor sells vegetables at a greens market in central Belgrade 
Tomatoes are seen as a vendor sells vegetables at a greens market in central Belgrade June 11, 2011. Germany said on Friday that deadly E.coli bacteria that have killed 31 people and hit farmers across Europe almost certainly came from contaminated bean sprouts grown at an organic farm in northern Germany. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic (SERBIA - Tags: AGRICULTURE HEALTH) 
HEALTH ECOLI/
RTR2NIS6 
June 10, 2011 
Reinhard Burger, head of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), addresses the media in Berlin, June 10, 2011.... 
Berlin, Germany 
German RKI head Burger addresses media in Berlin 
Reinhard Burger, head of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), addresses the media in Berlin, June 10, 2011. New data shows that bean sprouts are the most likely source of the outbreak of E.coli which has killed 30 people so far, all but one of them in Germany, the country's health authorities said on Friday. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH SOCIETY SCI TECH) 
HEALTH ECOLI/
RTR2NIS3 
June 10, 2011 
President of the German federal institute for risk assessment (BfR) Andeas Hensel (L) and head of the... 
Berlin, Germany 
BfR president Hensel and RKI head Burger address media in Berlin 
President of the German federal institute for risk assessment (BfR) Andeas Hensel (L) and head of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) Reinhard Burger address the media in Berlin, June 10, 2011. New data shows that bean sprouts are the most likely source of the outbreak of E.coli which has killed 30 people so far, all but one of them in Germany, the country's health authorities said on Friday. REUTERS/Tobias Schwarz (GERMANY - Tags: POLITICS HEALTH SOCIETY SCI TECH) 
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