Outbreak that killed seven was largely caused by dust storms
date:Oct 15, 2018
An investigation into a series of deaths linked to listeria on rockmelons has concluded the contaminated fruit came from a single farm in New South Wales, and the outbreak was largely caused by the weather.

Between January 16 and April 10 of this year, 22 cases of listeriosis occurred across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, which led to seven deaths and a miscarriage.

The investigation found the farm that was the source of the outbreak had hygiene and sanitary procedures on
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