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An Arizona produce company is recalling all sizes of its whole, fresh American cucumbers in 26 states and parts of Canada because they could be contaminated with salmonella, it said. Recalled cucumbers from SunFed were also sold in parts of Canada. "As soon as we learned of this issue, we immediately acted to protect consumers," SunFed President Craig Slate said in a statement. Cucumbers also were recalled earlier this year in South Florida, where at least 551 people were likely sickened by salmonella and 155 hospitalized. Many of the recalled cucumbers were linked to Bedner Growers Inc., and Thomas Produce Co., both of Palm Beach County, Florida, according to the FDA.
Persons: SunFed, Craig Slate, Thomas Organizations: Food and Drug, FDA, Bedner Growers Inc, Thomas Produce Co, Disease Control Locations: Arizona, Canada, SunFed, Alaska , Arizona , Arkansas , California , Colorado , Connecticut, Florida , Idaho , Illinois , Indiana , Kansas , Maryland , Massachusetts, Minnesota , Missouri , New Jersey , New York, North Carolina , Oklahoma , Pennsylvania, Tennessee , Texas , Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin, Alberta, British Columbia, Calgary , Ontario, Saskatchewan, South Florida, Palm Beach County , Florida, United States
The US Navy needs new weapons strategies to defeat drones in the Middle East. NEW LOOK Sign up to get the inside scoop on today’s biggest stories in markets, tech, and business — delivered daily. download the app Email address Sign up By clicking “Sign Up”, you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . AdvertisementUS Navy warships are extending their stay in the Middle East to face off adversaries supplied by Iran. The confrontation shows they're going to need more sustainable weapons to stave off enemy drones, says naval analyst Bryan Clark.
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Prince's Hot Chicken Courtesy: Prince's Hot ChickenNashville hot chicken had its humble beginnings nearly a century ago. At the same time, large fast-food companies such as KFC, Baja Fresh, Dave's Hot Chicken and more are increasingly featuring Nashville hot chicken on their menus. The Nashville hot chicken origin storyBut Nashville hot chicken isn't just a spicy new trend. Owner Andre Prince of Prince's Hot Chicken Courtesy: Prince's Hot ChickenThough the city has changed a lot since Thornton Prince's first hot chicken, Prince's has remained one of the city's classic treasures. 400 Degrees Hot Chicken Photo: Aqui HinesOne of those hot chicken enthusiasts is lifelong Nashville resident Aqui Hines, the owner and chef at 400 Degrees, a hot chicken restaurant in the city.
Persons: Thornton Prince, Semone Jeffries, Read, Prince's, Jeffries, Andre Prince, Thornton Prince's, Kara Nielsen, it's, Nielsen, Hines, Aqui Hines, she's, you've, Eric White, White, he's, It's, I'm, Mike Calia Organizations: KFC, Baja, Nashville, CNBC Locations: Tennessee, Technomic, Nashville, Black, Prince's, Florida, India, Canada, Germany, Manhattan
He didn't talk much on the drive in, just listened to call-in radio shows and then the opera, the Metropolitan Opera, brought to you by Texaco. And if you ran out of those, you might have to close on one of the most important business days leading up to Christmas. But Mr. Paul was a supplier, a decent man, and most importantly a retired Marine Corps colonel. One day Pop asked me to summon up the courage and ask Mr. Paul to show him his stock ledger. Mr. Paul, in short, was a millionaire.
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