McDonald’s says beef patties not liable for E. Coli diseases

McDonald’s says beef patties not liable for E. Coli diseases


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McDonald’s introduced on Sunday that its beef patties aren’t liable for the E. Coli outbreak linked to the corporate’s quarter pounders. It comes after the outbreak made no less than 75 folks sick, together with no less than 22 who have been hospitalized and one one who died. NBC News’ Maura Barrett has the main points.