Jack in the Box E. coli Outbreak
In 1993, hundreds of people were injured and four children died after eating at Jack in the Box restaurants. The primary cause of the outbreak was adulterated hamburger patties manufactured and sold to the restaurant chain by one of its suppliers.
Litigation that resulted from this outbreak took years, and tens of millions of dollars, to resolve.
- Poster child for a safer meat industry
- Aftermath of a Miracle
- Jack in the Box Ends E. Coli Suits
- Parents of E. coli Victim Plan Charity
- E. coli Miracle Girl’s New Hurdle-Surgery
- Jack In The Box Ignored Safety Rules
- Victim of Tainted Burger Gets $ 15.6 Million in Suit
- Settlement in Food Poisoning
- Poster child for a safer meat industry
- Aftermath of a Miracle
- Jack in the Box Ends E. coli Suits
- Parents of E. coli Victim Plan Charity
- E. coli Miracle Girl’s New Hurdle-Surgery
- Jack In The Box Ignored Safety Rules
- Victim of Tainted Burger Gets $ 15.6 Million in Suit
- Settlement in Food Poisoning