Chipotle stock dips nearly 9% after jalapeño-Salmonella outbreak.

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pulling jalapenos from some Minnesota

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restaurants. The peppers may be linked

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to a salmonella outbreak that has

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sickened about 110 people. Company says

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it's proactively removed the suspected

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peppers.

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>> Yeah. Remove their jalapeno peppers that

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might have been impacted and now

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provided it from another producer. So,

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they changed it out acknowledging that

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they're working with CDC on this one.

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Stock reaction that we saw was quite

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dramatic. You can see right when the

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company put out that release right here,

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you saw the stock just fall

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dramatically. Stock now down as we make

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our way towards the close, really

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offsetting those results that we just

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got last week. And now this is another

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food outbreak.

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Restaurants in Minnesota are pulling jalapeno peppers from their menu due to a potential link to a salmonella outbreak affecting approximately 110 people. The company is collaborating with the CDC and has sourced new peppers from a different producer, though the news caused a significant drop in their stock price.