A Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak in the UK, linked to possibly imported eggs, has caused 1 death and over 200 illnesses across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with 38% of reported cases requiring hospitalization.
A UK-wide salmonella outbreak, linked to imported eggs, has resulted in one death and over 200 illnesses, with 34 hospitalizations; investigations by UKHSA point to eggs from outside the UK.
A salmonella outbreak in the UK has caused one death and 207 infections, with most cases occurring in England. Health officials suspect imported eggs are the source and are conducting an ongoing investigation into the specific bacterial strain.
South Korea will import approximately 4.48 million eggs weekly until the end of July to stabilize consumer prices and address a domestic supply shortage caused by avian influenza outbreaks. A total of 21.12 million eggs from the US and Thailand will be distributed.
