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California oyster company ready to resume harvesting after apparent bout with norovirus

More than 40 consumers who ate oysters from the Hog Island Oyster Co., a popular shellfish farm in the US state of California, fell ill, many at New Year's Eve parties

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 21, 2019 15:16 GMT
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Hog Island Oyster Co., a popular shellfish farm in Marshall, California, near San Francisco, is expected to resume harvesting in Tomales Bay this week after tests for viruses and bacteria have come back negative, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.   [...]

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