U.S. narrows salmonella warning to Mexican jalapenos
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. health officials urged consumers on Friday to avoid only raw jalapeno peppers from Mexico, narrowing an earlier warning against eating any fresh jalapenos amid an outbreak of salmonella illness.
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