Officials assure safety as New Orleans restaurants pivot away from recalled oysters
It is among more than 50 establishments hosting Oyster Night in New Orleans. The official Super Bowl event comes just one day after the state issued the recall. Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser, the state's top tourism official, said the contaminated oysters have been taken off the market.
Here's what to know about New Orleans oyster recall: affected area, symptoms, safety, more
But the Louisiana Department of Health ordered a recall of all oysters coming from the area east of Lake Borgne after 15 people became sick after eating them at New Orleans restaurants. Here's everything you need to know. The recall includes oysters harvested from Area 3 — east of Lake Borgne and north of Eloi Bay — since January 10.
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