Salmonella outbreak prompts investigation

Food safety chiefs in Ireland and the UK have launched an investigation into a salmonella outbreak after 68 cases of the illness were reported since February.

Salmonella outbreak prompts investigation
Tue, 05 Aug, 2008 - 09:49

Food safety chiefs in Ireland and the UK have launched an investigation into a salmonella outbreak after 68 cases of the illness were reported since February.

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) said 60 people across England, Wales and the North had fallen victim to a new strain of Salmonella Agona.

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