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Southeast Utah Salmonella Outbreak in Carbon County

Food To Live Greens and Powders Recalled For Salmonella

A southeast Utah Salmonella outbreak in Carbon County is being investigated by the Southeast Utah Health Department, according to news reports. No food, restaurant, beverage, or any other source of the pathogen has been identified yet. The health department is asking people who live in the area to fill out a survey, even if they … Read more

Milo’s Poultry Outbreak: History of Salmonella Egg Outbreaks

Top 10 2024 Outbreaks: Number Nine is Milo's Eggs Salmonella

In the wake of the Milo’s Poultry outbreak, what is the history of  Salmonella egg outbreaks? Not surprisingly, there have been quite a few outbreaks linked to shell eggs over the years. Eggs are considered a high risk food that need to be handled with care. One of the issues is that Salmonella can get … Read more

Thinking About Backyard Chickens Because of Egg Prices? Read This First

Governor Newsom Strengthens State Response to Bird Flu

Are you thinking about keeping backyard chickens because of high egg prices? Read this first, because there are some food safety issues you need to know. The bucolic image of some chickens strutting around your backyard, pecking at the ground and emitting gentle clucks, laying eggs that you can gather warm and fry for your … Read more

Three Salmonella Outbreaks in Peaches, Onions, Wood Ear Mushrooms

Tzatziki Sauce Recalled For Possible Salmonella Contamination

There are currently three Salmonella outbreaks ongoing in the United States right now. Altogether they have sickened at least 1,131 people and hospitalized 163. The outbreaks are linked to Wawona peaches, Thomson International Onions, and imported Wismettac Asian Foods wood ear mushrooms, also known as dried black fungus. While there are usually three to four … Read more

Stop Foodborne Illness, CSPI Call For Poultry Safety Modernization

Consumer Advocates Call for Modernization of USDA Poultry Rule

The food safety agencies Stop Foodborne Illness and the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) are calling for poultry safety modernization to reduce Salmonella and Campylobacter infections in poultry. Those agencies believe that the USDA’s regulatory framework lags behind advances in science and technology and doesn’t reflect the best. practices to prevent illness … Read more

New Salmonella DNA Test Improves Tracking of the Pathogen in Outbreaks

Tzatziki Sauce Recalled For Possible Salmonella Contamination

A new Salmonella DNA test will help improve tracking of Salmonella outbreaks, according to research published in The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics.  This should help investigators quickly trace and find the origin of the infection. Food poisoning caused by Salmonella bacteria causes 1.35 million infections every year in the United States. At least 26,500 people … Read more

Scientists Use Machine Learning to Find Source of Salmonella

What Should You Do If Your Child Is Diagnosed with a Salmonella Infection?

Scientists at the University of Georgia Center for Food Safety has developed a new approach to identify the animal source of some types of Salmonella outbreaks. The researchers have developed a machine learning approach. The study is published in the January 2019 issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases. Researchers Xiangyu Deng and Shaokang Zhang, along with … Read more

Two Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Melon and Cereal: How Does the Government Investigate?

What Should You Do If Your Child Is Diagnosed with a Salmonella Infection?

There are currently two Salmonella outbreaks ongoing in this country. The first is a Salmonella Adelaide outbreak that is linked to precut fresh melons. At least 70 people have been sickened in this outbreak; 34 of those people have been hospitalized. And a Salmonella Mbandaka outbreak linked to recalled Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal has sickened … Read more

Decline in Europe’s Salmonella Cases Stalls, with More Illnesses Linked to Eggs

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Europe has been wining the battle against Salmonella infections, but that decade-long decline ended last year. A small increase in Salmonella illnesses linked to eggs and egg products was reported in 2016. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and the European Food Safety Authority issued a joint report yesterday about this issue. The … Read more