More recalls of peanut butter products announced

January 20, 2009 By EMILY FREDRIX , Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- Kellogg Co. said Monday federal authorities have confirmed that salmonella was found in a single package of its peanut butter crackers, as two grocers and General Mills Corp. recalled some of their products because of the scare.

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