Last year, an outbreak of a bacteria known as Citronellosis caused widespread contamination of citrus trees, forcing the company to halt production.

Now, with the outbreak at the heart of a massive nationwide food-safety crisis, Citronello is warning consumers to avoid eating citrus fruits and vegetables from these trees.

As a precaution, Citronellos are now only available from growers who have signed a “food-safety covenant” and agreed to strict monitoring of plants.

The company also says it is offering a new product, the Citronelli Food-Safe Pendant, to ensure its customers are safe.

The company has also announced it is changing the way its customers can buy its citrus fruit and vegetable juice, saying it will no longer be able to ship its products to customers in the United States.

That means that customers in Mexico, Canada, and South Korea can buy the Citronello products from Citronels USA and the UK will be able get it.

“We are working closely with the FDA to provide an update on our progress with CitroneLLosis, and the FDA has made it clear that Citroneellos products are not to be used in food or feed,” Citronllos said in a statement.

“We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience this may cause our customers and are committed to making the necessary changes to our products to comply with the requirements of the Food and Drug Administration.”

A Citronellycini spokesperson declined to comment further on the situation.