A deadly listeria outbreak has resulted in a recall of frozen supplemental shakes used at long-term care facilities. The shakes were made by Prairie Farms Dairy Inc. based in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and were sold under the brands of Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial, the Food and Drug Administration.

Frozen supplemental shakes have been linked to a nationwide Listeria outbreak that have led to 38 illnesses and 12 deaths.

An ongoing listeria outbreak credited with 11 deaths is linked to frozen supplemental shakes. Here’s what you should know: What shakes have been recalled and where did they go? The shakes, sold in 4-ounce cartons under the brands Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial,

A deadly listeria outbreak linked to frozen supplemental shakes has prompted a nationwide recall after infecting 38 people, including 12 who died, the FDA reported on Monday. The shakes, manufactured by Prairie Farms Dairy in Fort Wayne,

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Supplemental shakes that might have been contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes have been recalled. Lyons Magnus recalled the 4-ounce cartons of Lyons ReadyCare and Sysco Imperial frozen shakes after the products’ manufacturer, Prairie Farms Dairy Inc., recalled them from its Fort Wayne, Indiana, facility.

Frozen supplemental shakes sold to hospitals and long-term care facilities in 21 states, including Florida, are making people sick and already have led to 12 deaths.

Frozen supplemental shakes sold to hospitals and long-term care facilities in 21 states are making people sick and have already led to 12 deaths.

The frozen shakes were served at hospitals and long-term care facilities, sickening 38 people and resulting in 11 deaths in 21 states, according to the FDA.

A nationwide recall of frozen nutritional shakes has been issued after a listeria outbreak tied to the drinks resulted in multiple hospitalizations and deaths across the United States, according to the U.