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Major retailers within four separate states are removing some packaged lettuce products from their shelves over salmonella concerns following eight reported illnesses, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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BrightFarms voluntarily recalled packaged salad greens that were sold to retailers in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana 'out of an abundance of caution' after 'being notified of illnesses among eight consumers, some of whom purchased or consumed the above products during the month of June,' according to the recall notice.

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The recall is limited to nine products that were grown at the company's Rochelle, Illinois, indoor farm, according to the recall notice.

After being produced in the Rochelle facility, the affected products were shipped to various markets and retailers including Mariano's Fresh Markets, select Walmart stores, Strack Van Till, Sullivan's Foods, Caputo's, Jewel-Osco, Pick 'n Save, Metro Market, Copps and Tadych’s.

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Other retailers may be affected, the FDA said.

To date, all affected retailers were notified and have been 'instructed to remove all affected products from store shelves,' the notice continued.

Symptoms of salmonella can include fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain and can be fatal in severe cases. Infants, young children, the elderly, pregnant women and people with a weakened immune system are at the greatest risk.

'BrightFarms is committed to providing wholesome products, and the health and safety of consumers is the company's number one priority,' BrightFarms said in its recall statement.

In addition to the recall, the company announced that it has started to 'enhance their already rigorous food safety protocols,' which includes testing all products produced in its Rochelle facility for exposure to salmonella prior to distribution.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

In a relationship business like mine, the deeper the connection, the greater the communication. That leads to better results, happier clients, and increased referrals.

Daniella Rand currently serves as managing director of The Rand Group, a San Francisco-based wealth management team with high net worth clients throughout the United States.

Rand is a graduate of the University of California, San Diego. With nearly 20 years of experience as a financial advisor and 15 years as a principal for The Rand Group, she is personally licensed to do business in California, Colorado, Alabama, Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, North Carolina, New Jersey, and Oklahoma. Other Rand Group financial advisors are licensed to do business in Florida and Pennsylvania, as well.

Under Rand’s leadership, every Rand Group client relationship is guided by the principle that wealth is best used as a means for turning clients’ deeply held goals into reality.

Further to this principle, Rand and her team design and deploy customized wealth management strategies that achieve client objectives and values while mitigating investment risk. These bespoke wealth management strategies incorporate seven key priorities:

Health, including near-term direct healthcare expenses, ongoing health and long-term care insurance needs, and end-of-life care.
Home, including major real estate decisions related to upsizing, downsizing, remodeling, and vacation homes.
Family, including care and support for minor children, aging parents, and wards.
Leisure, whatever “leisure” happens to mean to her diverse client population.
Philanthropy, whether that means mentoring young people and junior colleagues, volunteering in their communities, or giving to nonprofit organizations around the country and world.
Work, including considerations on when and how to retire, whether to work part-time in retirement, and how to handle succession in closely held businesses.
Financial tools that tie everything together and make clients’ goals achievable.

Backed by the global resources of Merrill Lynch and Bank of America, the Rand Group is positioned to offer a range of wealth management services, including:

General financial planning
Retirement planning
401(k) rollovers
Trusteed IRAs
Loan services.

Rand Group clients benefit from Bank of America and Merrill Lynch’s Relationship Pricing program, which offers preferred pricing for loyal clients who hold substantial assets with the firm.

When she’s not at the office, Rand works on her personal training regimen at ThriveSF or Equinox, her home gyms. An avid hiker and nature photographer, she loves exploring trails throughout the Bay Area and beyond. Rand also travels extensively; recent destinations include New Guinea, Bhutan, and Longyearbyen, Norway, among them. Closer to home, she’s an enthusiastic supporter of Episcopal Community Services of San Francisco, volunteering at homeless shelters throughout San Francisco.

Where did the idea for your company come from?

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I founded the Rand Group in 2005 after being a sole-practitioner for four years during the most challenging bear market in US history. I wanted to create a business model that was so unique that all of my client relationships would stand the test of time. Whereas most financial advisors struggle to outperform the market, The Rand Group philosophy was to select only the “best in class” products available — to form a pool of world-class mutual funds and money managers that demonstrated consistent outperformance throughout history. More importantly, The Rand Group philosophy was predicated on connection. I felt that deep, high-quality client relationships were of utmost importance; compassion, communication, and trust remain the hallmarks of The Rand Group. To this day, we help our clients in all aspects of their lives, both personal and professional, by learning everything about them: their families, jobs, hobbies, interests, passions, and everywhere they have been and want to go in life. I strongly believe that the best way to help a client to achieve his/her goals is to truly understand him/her as a person and maintain a strong, deep and lasting relationship. The Rand Group communicates with our clients much more frequently than most teams do. Our clients find our quarterly — and often monthly — reviews to be extremely rewarding. In addition, the Rand Group places a very high value on transparency and client education. We have learned that knowledge is more important than wealth, as one cannot build or retain wealth without knowledge. Therefore, we take our time to explain investment concepts in clear and simple terms so that the client can fully understand. Our goal is to empower our clients to be better financial deci