Stores keep selling recalled cans

Stores nationwide are continuing to sell recalled products from the Augusta plant that closed down due to a botulism outbreak.

The items include canned chili, stew, hash and other foods potentially contaminated with poisonous bacteria. They were recalled more than a week ago by Castleberry Foods company.

Officials say there are 90 products by the company that are potentially contaminated with the botulism toxin.

The recall now covers two years' production and tens of millions of cans.

Spot checks by the Food and Drug Administration and state officials continue to turn up recalled products for sale in convenience stores, gas stations and family-run groceries from Florida to Alaska.