Subway restaurant chain implicated in Illinois salmonella outbreak
At least 97 Illinois residents in 28 counties who ate at Subway restaurants have been sickened by an uncommon strain of salmonella, according to the Illinois Department of Health. The department is investigating the cause of the poisoning incidents, which took place between May 11 and June 5. As a precautionary measure, Subway stopped selling some raw vegetable products in early June.
