Health officials in Canada have mandated testing for salmonella in Iranian pistachios before sale due to an ongoing outbreak linked to 155 confirmed infections, resulting in 24 hospitalizations. Consumers are advised to avoid Iranian pistachios and related products, such as certain chocolates, as salmonella contamination is suspected. A recall of various pistachio brands is in effect, with a temporary import ban on Iranian products since September 27. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is conducting inspections and recalls to ensure public safety.
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