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"  A bad salmonella outbreak that has affected people in 20 states has been linked to cantaloupes from a farm in Southwestern Indiana. The FDA has yet to release the name of the farm. According to the New York Times, the salmonella outbreak caused two deaths and sickened 141 people over the past few weeks. When doing initial investigations into the outbreak, the Center for Disease Control found that many people they interviewed had consumed cantaloupe. A strain of salmonella was then linked to the Indiana farm in question. More From Delish: Danger, Danger! 11 Foods That Can Kill In a statement the CDC elaborated, &amp;quot;As a result of the initial investigations by the state health departments in Indiana and Kentucky, a farm in southwestern Indiana has contacted its distributors, which reach outside Indiana into other states, and is withdrawing its cantaloupe from the marketplace. The farm has agreed to cease distributing cantaloupes for the rest of the growing season.&amp;quot; Despite the farm&amp;#039;s agreement to stop distributing cantaloupe, there has been public outcry over the FDA&amp;#039;s refusal to name the salmonella source. The Washington Post reports that health safety advocates and groups say the public has a right to know the farm&amp;#039;s name so they can properly protect their families from the outbreak. However, the FDA is typically careful about blaming anyone early on since they don&amp;#039;t want to hurt businesses. When the cantaloupes were originally recalled, health officials only specified that any cantaloupes grown in southwestern Indiana and bought on or after July 7 should be discarded. FDA officials haven&amp;#039;t released any new information about the farm since their first announcement, saying that the investigation isn&amp;#039;t finished yet. More From Delish: They Eat What?! 10 Strange Foods from Around the Globe FDA spokeswoman Shelly L. Burgess stated that names won&amp;#039;t be released until the salmonella strain has been pinpointed to a specific source. &amp;quot;We want to be sure. We don&amp;#039;t want to falsely or prematurely name someone,&amp;quot; she said. Do you think the FDA should release the name of the farm? Find more great food content on Delish:  Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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