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A food safety issue has led to a change at Chipotle stores. The company is removing jalapeños from its locations due to a health concern. The action is a response to a salmonella outbreak that occurred in Minnesota.
This outbreak has prompted Chipotle to take precautions to protect its customers. Further details about the outbreak and Chipotle's response can be found through Fox 26 Houston, which reported on the situation.
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