Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. removed the product from several stores in Minnesota after learning that jalapeno may be linked to a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota, USA. While assisting the Minnesota Department of Health in investigating the outbreak, the restaurant chain removed suspected contaminated jalapeno peppers from all stores that received the batch. The full extent of this salmonella outbreak and the source of contamination are still unclear. Other states also participated in the survey, and there is evidence that customers who ate at other Mexican-style restaurants also showed symptoms of illness. Affected by this news, Chipotle's stock price fell 8.5% in the New York session on Tuesday, the biggest intraday decline since October 30, 2025.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. removed the product from several stores in Minnesota after learning that jalapeno may be linked to a salmonella outbreak in Minnesota, USA. While assisting the Minnesota Department of Health in investigating the outbreak, the restaurant chain removed suspected contaminated jalapeno peppers from all stores that received the batch. The full extent of this salmonella outbreak and the source of contamination are still unclear. Other states also participated in the survey, and there is evidence that customers who ate at other Mexican-style restaurants also showed symptoms of illness. Affected by this news, Chipotle's stock price fell 8.5% in the New York session on Tuesday, the biggest intraday decline since October 30, 2025.