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People in 7 states reported getting sick

A traceback investigation by the FDA did not find a single, common source of blackberries linked to a hepatitis A outbreak.

People who became ill said they bought the fresh, conventional blackberries at either Fresh Thyme Farmers Market or Woodman’s Market grocery stores.

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Investigators don’t find common source of blackberries from hepatitis outbreak

People in 7 states reported getting sick

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