The United Kingdom recorded the most infections in a multi-country Salmonella outbreak that was likely caused by contaminated tomatoes from Morocco.
Between July and October 2024, 216 patients with genetically related Salmonella Blockley infections were identified including 56 in France, 30 in Germany, and 129 in the UK. In the UK, 79 people were sick in England, 33 in Scotland, and 17 in Wales. One person in the United States fell ill but they had been to the UK before symptom onset.
The project, commissioned by PurposeEnergy, comes as the dairy giant boosts production to meet accelerating demand for high-protein yogurt.
This article was produced in collaboration with the Southern Foodways Alliance and first appeared in the fall 2026 issue of
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