COLORADO — This weekend, McDonald's received a report that the Colorado Department of Agriculture had completed testing samples of Quarter Pounder beef patties from restaurants in the area.
No detection of E. coli was found in the samples.
Based on this data as well as data overlaying the CDC's Epidemiological data with McDonald's Supply Chain traceback, McDonald's Quarter Pounders have been ruled out as the source of this outbreak.
During this incident, McDonald's had stopped distributing Quarter Pounders altogether. Based on the latest information, they are now asking for beef suppliers to produce a fresh supply of patties for the affected areas.
Quarter Pounders will once again be served in the upcoming week.
According to McDonald's, the 900 restaurants that received the slivered onions from Taylor's Farm Colorado will continue to sell Quarter Pounders without the onions.
The FDA will continue to investigate into Taylor's Farm Colorado Springs.
As of October 22, Taylor's Farm Colorado has been removed from McDonald's supply chain indefinitely.
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Pet boarding facility owner facing charges against animals and employee
Daniel O'Sullivan owns Boardmoor Pet Resort off I-25 in Fountain. Earlier this month, he pleaded guilty to an animal cruelty charge after a dog died at the facility earlier this year. He's facing two additional charges.
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