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The Food and Drug Administration has recalled more than 600 million eggs because of a possible salmonella contamination that has led to estimated nearly 2,000 cases of illness. This recall, the most extensive in FDA history, once again brings to the forefront the intense need for stricter food safety laws and reforms.
While a good safety bill sits stalled in Washington, consumers are being put in harm's way unnecessarily. By many experts' accounts, this recent outbreak could have been avoided if the FDA was afforded the regulatory power that would be made possible by the proposed bill.
While America's consumers wait for food safety reforms to clear a legislative quagmire, they do have some protection from dangerous products in the form of product liability laws and plaintiffs' attorneys, such as Rasansky Law Firm.
Product liability laws are in place to protect consumers, as well as hold manufacturers and companies responsible for producing dangerous products.
Product liability lawyers dedicate themselves to standing up for injured consumers who had a reasonable expectation of safety when using a product as it was intended. In this most recent recall involving eggs, an estimated 2,000 or more people have been made ill simply by eating eggs. Not only should those people be compensated for the pain and suffering they endured, but the companies responsible should be forced to rethink the way they look at consumer safety.
If you are not sure if your eggs are included in the recall, visit the Egg Safety Center to check for your brand. Victims of this recent food borne illness outbreak are encouraged to contact an unsafe products lawyer to discuss the possibility of a product liability case against the guilty parties.
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