Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspectors found dozens of violations at the McDonald's supplier in Colorado Springs linked to the outbreak of E. coli last fall. The FDA found the tainted slivered onions from Taylor Farms led to one death and more than 100 infections for people who ate the McDonald's Quarter Pounder.

A newly released report from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revealed widespread sanitation failures at Taylor Farms Colorado, Inc., a key supplier for McDonald's, following an E. coli outbreak that claimed the life of an elderly man and left hundreds of others ill.

The FDA discovered infrequent handwashing and dirty equipment were the culprits of the deadly E.coli outbreak that impacted a McDonald's supplier. According to reports, the FDA found food sanitation procedure violations at Taylor Farms' food production facility in Colorado.

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