The FDA has issued a warning to consumers about olives that have been recalled due to a possible contamination of a deadly bacterium.  The olives were produced by an Italian company and sold nationwide under brand names such as Borrelli, Vantia and Roland. The olives may be contaminated with a botulism causing bacterium. All the affected olives have product codes that start with the letter "G" followed by three or four digits.

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Botulism symptoms include muscle weakness, dizziness, double vision and trouble speaking and swallowing. No illnesses have been reported in connection with these olives.