Based on information from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, we had no reason to believe the ammonia would permeate the packaging, so we determined that the food was still suitable for human consumption.

We have received no reports of illness associated with the food. But we will not take risks with the health of our children. We are recalling all of the food, and it will be destroyed.

Ser Tomaso,” she said. “It is very likely we will all die.”
“Or worse,” said Brown, the first words he’d said in days. Ser Tomaso made a brave face.
“Perhaps,” he said. “But we will eat well.

With the probable cases, we've received enough information to classify them by symptoms as mumps, but we don't have lab confirmation. The suspect case is being tested, but we don't have lab confirmation or enough information to assess the symptoms.

There is no reason for a retailer to have that information.

I think we're really committed to looking at a more efficient way to administer the program with lower overhead expenses, so more dollars can go into insuring kids.