Marler Blog

November 29, 2025

ByHeart Infant Formula went to 21 Countries. Are infants ill? Are they getting the BabyBIG botulism anti-toxin?

The FDA has published the following warning: Consumers worldwide should not use any ByHeart brand infant formula as all ByHeart products are included in this recall. As we know, as of November 26, 2025, a total of 37 infants with suspected or confirmed infant botulism and confirmed exposure to ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula (various […]

March 12, 2007

“He’s a necessary evil.”

You have to love the last quote of this article that covered my speech to the lettuce and spinach growers in Salinas a few weeks ago. Lawyer: Food safety mishaps could cost millions By John Chadwell of The Packer Bill Marler’s message to California grower-shippers was clear: he appreciates the leafy greens industry’s attention to […]

March 12, 2007

Justice Talking Food Poisoning Show Overview

Recent headlines over tainted California spinach and e-coli contamination at Taco Bell restaurants have raised many questions about the safety of America’s food supply. With an alphabet soup of federal, state and local agencies regulating food safety from the farm to the table, most Americans presume that their food isn’t dangerous. Join us on this […]

March 12, 2007

More Silly FDA “Voluntary” Guidelines for Industry

FDA Issues Final Guidance For Safe Production of Fresh-Cut Fruits And Vegetables The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today published a draft final guidance advising processors of fresh-cut produce how to minimize microbial food safety hazards common to the processing of most fresh-cut fruits and vegetables, which are often sold to consumers in a ready-to-eat […]

March 11, 2007

Fast-food industry’s vulnerable underbelly

After an E. coli outbreak led to steps to make meat safer, illness from the germ is linked increasingly to fresh produce. A great overview of the problems facing fast-food restaurants in coping with foodborne bacteria and viruses in fresh produce, specifically lettuce, by Jerry Hirsch of the Los Angeles Times. Excerpts: According to the […]

March 10, 2007

Lawyers, Lawsuits and Statistics in the Peanut Butter Wars

The CDC reported in a statement March 7, 2007, that 425 people in 44 states had been infected with the strain of Salmonella Tennessee also found in Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter products, and that 71 people had been hospitalized and no deaths.  That same Salmonella strain was also found by FDA investigators […]

March 10, 2007

14 years of Salmonella Experience

Marler Clark ongoing Salmonella outbreak investigations: Peanut Butter Salmonella Outbreak Wal-Mart Salmonella Outbreak Sushi King Salmonella Outbreak Marler Clark has brought Salmonella claims against: Black Forrest Bakery Brook-Lea Country Club C.L. Swanson Cafe Santa Fe Chili’s ConAgra Corky & Lenny’s Golden Corral Harmony Farms KFC Linh’s Bakery Malt-O-Meal Old South Restaurant Orchid Island Paramount Farms […]

March 09, 2007

FDA Update on Peanut Butter Recall

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention said in a statement March 7 that 425 people in 44 states were infected with the strain of salmonella also found in the peanut products and 71 people had been hospitalized. Two-thirds of the cases began after Dec. 1, 2006. The FDA announced that the recall has […]

March 09, 2007

BREAKING NEWS: Vanzo’s closed by salmonella fears

Five confirmed cases of salmonella have been reported to the health department since Feb. 28. A press release from Public Health administrator Toni Corona said four people affected had reported eating at Vanzo’s beginning Feb. 21. An investigation is ongoing and a specific source or food item associated with the outbreak has not been identified. […]

March 08, 2007

Salmonella mistakes impact many – including workers

Plant closing frustrates residents Sylvester, Georgia Residents in a small Georgia town where a salmonella outbreak has led to the closing of one of the town’s biggest employers say they’re growing impatient.  The production plant in Sylvester remains shut, three weeks after the government announced a link between the outbreak and a spread made at […]

March 08, 2007

Nearly 50 salmonella cases now linked to peanut butter in N.Y.

BINGHAMTON, N.Y. State health officials say the number of salmonella cases tied to tainted peanut butter in New York has risen to 48. That’s more than ten percent of the 425 cases reported nationwide. Although jars of Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter were removed from store shelves three weeks ago, the number of […]

March 07, 2007

Hepatitis Shots all around at L.A.’s restaurants?

I was interviewed this morning by NPR’s marketplace – Listen to this story by Helen Palmer: Los Angeles County officials are considering whether to give Hepatitis A vaccinations to some 100,000 food-service workers after an infected cook was found to be working for a local catering company. KAI RYSSDAL: You know those signs in restaurant […]

March 06, 2007

I’m being challenged by my associate!

Dean Baker of the Vancouver Columbian wrote today:  Farm where E. coli found has new plan to operate business In Seattle, attorney Drew Falkenstein said his firm is in mediation with the farm owners as it pursues legal action on behalf of two families whose members got ill. Falkenstein’s firm, Marler Clark, specializes in food […]

March 06, 2007

We are sending this message:

This is to acknowledge that we have received the completed Salmonella peanut butter questionnaire. We will follow-up with you as necessary for any additional information needed on yours or you child’s claim(s). If medical care was received related to a Salmonella illness we will order copies of records directly using the release document provided. We […]

March 04, 2007

More Headaches for Con Agra

Vietnam recalls US peanut butter suspected of causing typhoid Vietnam authorities are set to recall peanut butter brands imported from the US Monday after cases of infection with bacterium salmonella – linked as a causative agent for typhoid – were reported in the US.  Authorities are to withdraw from circulation 24 jars of peanut butter […]

March 04, 2007

Salmonella Lighting Strikes Twice?

Earlier Peanut Butter Contamination Kept Quiet? In the March 5, 2007 posting in www.consumeraffairs.com a “Retiree Says Infested Peanut Butter Was Quietly Buried.”  The full story: While the Peter Pan/Great Value peanut butter episode took most consumers — and, seemingly, most food safety regulators — by surprise, it was nothing new to Sanford Bass, a […]

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