Canada company again positive for deadly bacteria

The Associated Press TORONTO - The Canadian food maker linked to a bacteria outbreak that caused at least 20 deaths and the country's largest meat recall last year has again tested positive for listeria.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency on Saturday inspected a subsidiary of Maple Leaf Foods after testing showed positive results for listeria bacterium. The subsidiary, Cappola Food Inc., makes deli meat for the Canadian and U.S. markets. No illnesses have been reported. Listeriosis is a type of...

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