BALTIMORE COUNTY (WBFF) — A Baltimore County woman is suing a Pikesville supermarket and ice cream manufacturers that she says sold products contaminated with listeria and led to the death of her newborn baby, according to a complaint filed in Baltimore County Circuit Court this month.
The plaintiff, Tova Louie, of Baltimore, is seeking up to $30 million in damages, according to the lawsuit.
“Tova Louie is a plaintiff that was severely and permanently damaged by the actions of the defendants,” which are listed as Seven Mile Food Market in Pikesville, along with producers Ice Cream House and Real Kosher Ice Cream, both of Brooklyn, New York, and Leiby’s Dairy Inc. in Pennsylvania, her attorney, Yehoshua Bier, said in court documents.
On June 28, 2023, Louie bought a 56-ounce container of Klein’s Vanilla Fudge Ice Cream from the Seven Mile Market. For the next three days, she experienced symptoms of a sinus infection, headaches and abdominal discomfort, according to the complaint.
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