2nd Veggie Booty Product Recalled

Company Sued Over 18-Month-Old's Salmonella Poisoning The maker of Veggie Booty snacks, which were recalled Thursday after dozens of children across the country became ill from salmonella contamination, has recalled a second product: Super Veggie Tings Crunchy Corn Sticks. The company called it a precautionary move. Besides being a precaution against further illness, it could well be a precaution against further lawsuits. The family of an 18-month-old child who became ill after eating Veggie Booty filed suit against Robert's American Gourmet. The source of the bacterial contamination is still under investigation. Related Stories Veggie Booty Snacks Recalled Text Of FDA Press Release Candy Has Stealth Ingredients From China Under Pressure, Congress Reconsiders Country-Of-Origin Food Labels SAFE FOOD WATCH: Eye On Pesticides A Special Report Chinese Seafood Imports Halted Toxic Toothpaste Scandal Grows Death Toll From Toxic Cough Syrup Could Be 300 China Cracks Down On Food Makers Apples And Garlic Top Chinese Food Imports Law Hides U.S. Food Origins: From Afghanistan To Zimbabwe