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Pre-Cut Fruit Illness - GIANT Food Stores, Hershey Pennsylvania

4 years ago reported by user-xypqm651 business

GIANT Food Stores, Cocoa Avenue, Hershey, PA, USA

1250 Cocoa Avenue, Hershey, 17033 Pennsylvania, United States

Purchased pre-cut packaged fruit from this location and ended up developing severe stomach cramps and a fever roughly 48 hours after consuming the pre-cut fruit. | Symptoms: Fever, Cramps

#giantfoodstores #hershey #pennsylvania #unitedstates #fruit

user-qpgcb734

How can you know it’s the fruit? Usually

user-xypqm651

The fruit was the only "new" thing I had in that 96 hour time-frame. Everything else I ate in that time-frame was fully cooked and stuff I have routinely eaten many times before with no problems at all.

user-xpyrb628

How would it be fruit 48 hours later? Fruit is processed in your stomach rather quickly. I would assume it was something else. Maybe something you ate that day or at most the day prior.

user-xypqm651

Numerous pathogens that cause food poisoning actually have incubation periods that are around the range of 48 hours. To the best of my knowledge, many public health officials say it's often times not the most recent thing you ate (or even ate on that day) that caused the food poisoning but rather something that was eaten longer ago.

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