McDonald's Quarter Pounder beef patties not linked to E. coli outbreak, company says
The E. coli infections, first reported on Sept. 27 in Colorado, were linked to the recent consumption of Quarter Pounder hamburgers. The Food and Drug Administration, one of several authorities investigating the outbreak, has said that the slivered onions on the burgers are a "likely source of contamination."
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