Washington's 78 -year -old mother died months before the celebration of her sixtieth marriage after she had a mixed correlation file from the local grocery store, as her family claimed.
Her daughter Lisa Bishop told King 5 News on Thursday that Peggy Bryant had a deadly violent reaction when she consumed the Sudanese bean butter correction file that was classified as a cookie correlation of oatmeal in April 2023.
Bryant purchased the Safeway supermarkets in Doveal, Washington, but I noticed that there was something after I took a bite of treatment.
The bishop said: “My mother loved cookies, oat raisins.” I realized that the cookie that was eating was actually a profile of peanut butter and that it was allergic to peanuts.
She was transferred to a nearby hospital, but she died an hour later.
Greg Bishop, Bryant's son-in-law, said that the King's province's judge had governed by Anoflaxis-an allergic reaction that threatens life-and that “its blood vessels had collapsed mainly.”
On Thursday, the Bryant family revealed that it had filed an unlawful death lawsuit against Safeway.
Nearly one month of Bryant's death, Albertsons Companies, which owns Safeway, has released a voluntary summons for cookies for cookies, oat raisins that were sold on Safeway's Duvall due to “unpopular peanuts and soy swings,” according to the notification of a recall from food management and rotation.
The summons process was affected on the agency's website on the cookie website sold on April 18 and April 17, 2023.
“We have received a report that a group of cookies were classified as oat raisins, but may have contained cookies for peanut butter,” I read the summons. “As a result, peanuts and soybeans were not inserted in the component statement. Cookies recovered in clear plastic containers were mobilized inside the store bakery section.”
The summons added, “There was one report on a serious harmful event,” but it was not specifically mentioned.
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It was reported that the family suit indicates that the death of Bryant was a preventive tragedy.
“The past few minutes of my mother's life were tragic, horrific and painful,” said Lisa Bishop.
“Do the right thing. I don't want to happen to anyone else. The names are present for some reason, and I do not want anyone else to die from the wrong name.”
In January 2024, a professional dancer died in New York City after eating cookies carrying incorrect signs of Leonard's supermarket.
Her family's lawyer claimed that Buxendale, 25, suffered from a very sensitive reaction from peanuts and was unable to recover because her Epipen was ineffective.
In a lawsuit, the Baxendale family accused the store “serious neglect, reckless indifference to the rights of others and deliberate control of these rights” by professionals who failed to update the components mark.
The Baxendale and Stew Leonard family reached a settlement in January 2025, according to The Connecticut Post.
