Chipotle said Tuesday it removed jalapeños from some restaurants after identifying the ingredient as a potential common link in a Salmonella outbreak that public health officials are investigating.

The move comes after The Wall Street Journal reported that Minnesota health officials are investigating an outbreak of Salmonella associated with jalapeños served at Mexican-style quick-service restaurants, with Chipotle a focus of the investigation.

According to the Journal , the Minnesota Department of Health has identified 110 cases of Salmonella Javiana tied to the outbreak. Of the 84 people interviewed after becoming ill, 89% reported eating at…

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