A food safety issue has led to a change at Chipotle stores. The company is removing jalapeños from its locations due to a salmonella outbreak. This outbreak occurred in Minnesota, prompting the decision to pull the jalapeños.
The move is likely a precautionary measure to prevent further incidents. Further details about the salmonella outbreak and Chipotle's response can be found through FOX 7 Austin, which reported on the situation. For more information, readers can consult the original source.
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