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Umpqua Dairy Recalls Milk Products Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination

Roseburg, Oregon-based Umpqua Dairy has issued a voluntary recall for certain milk products sold in Oregon, Southwest Oregon and Northern California.

The milk, half and half, cream, buttermilk and orange juice may have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella.

The milk products were sold under the brand names Umpqua Dairy, Cascade, Great Value, Lady Lee, Market of Choice and Sherm’s.

The Oregon Department of Human Services says 23 Oregon residents were confirmed to have Salmonella from the products; two were hospitalized.

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