Salmon susceptible to resistant bacteria

IRISH smoked salmon has shown itself to be particularly susceptible to a dangerous form of food poisoning bacteria.

Salmon susceptible to resistant bacteria

A study commissioned by the Food Safety Authority found that the same strain of food contaminating listeria appeared in two-thirds of infected salmon.

Preliminary research suggested the manner in which the strain evolved in Irish smoked salmon makes it capable of staying alive after the product hits the shelves.

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