A salmonella outbreak has been growing, with new states becoming connected to the incident. The outbreak is linked to peppers, according to the CDC.
As the situation develops, the number of infections continues to climb. The CDC is tracking the outbreak and providing updates.
Further details about the outbreak, including the affected states and the source of the contaminated peppers, are available from the CDC.
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