FDA recalls shellfish across nine states as norovirus outbreak linked to Washington harvest spreads FDA warns nine states to discard specific lots of clams and oysters. The shellfish are linked to a norovirus contamination from Washington. Norovirus is a leading, highly contagious cause of foodborne illness. Contaminated food looks and smells normal, offering no warning to consumers. Proper cooking and handwashing are critical to prevent its spread. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers and businesses across nine states to immediately discard specific lots of Manila clams and raw oysters over fears they are contaminated with norovirus. This highly contagious pathogen,…

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