A large salmonella epidemic linked to contaminated eggs is spreading in Belgium, with at least 300 people affected, and the consumption of the contaminated eggs has been noted in eight other European countries, leading to the closure of a farm in Geel and urgent recommendations to consumers to check the labels on eggs. (translated)
In the Netherlands, infected Belgian eggs with salmonella have been sold, but so far no illnesses have been reported; consumers are advised to return the eggs if they recognize the stamp codes on the shells. (translated)
Eggs produced by Laerco BV are responsible for 306 cases of salmonellosis in Belgium, prompting the Afsca to recommend that consumers check the codes on their eggs for potential contamination. (translated)
In Belgium, at least 306 cases of illness have been reported after the consumption of eggs contaminated with salmonella, which may have reached Poland, but there is still no confirmation of their distribution in our country, and the Belgian Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain indicates that the case involved a Polish company registered in Belgium, but the eggs were never sold in Poland. (translated)
At least 306 people have been infected with salmonella in Belgium after consuming contaminated eggs produced by Laerco, which has led to a product recall and alerted authorities in several European countries. (translated)
In Belgium, an outbreak of salmonella occurred related to the consumption of infected eggs from the producer Laerco, resulting in at least 306 infections, and a precautionary withdrawal of eggs from major retailers in Belgium and Luxembourg has been initiated, along with notifying other European countries about potentially contaminated products. (translated)
The Belgian Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain confirmed 306 cases of salmonella infections linked to the Laerco egg farm in Geel, prompting the recall of eggs in Belgium and the activation of the RASFF early warning system, which also mentioned Poland. However, according to the agency, the Polish company was not the actual recipient of the contaminated eggs, which may result from a misunderstanding in the documentation. (translated)
Eggs produced by Laerco BV in Belgium are responsible for several hundred cases of salmonellosis, leading to an urgent recall by the Afsca and recommendations not to consume them. (translated)
An outbreak of salmonellosis in a bar in Eibar has affected at least 32 people due to eggs from Aragón, which led to the intervention of Public Health and the supervision of cleaning conditions and food traceability in the establishment. (translated)
In Belgium, more than 300 people have fallen ill due to eggs contaminated with salmonella from a large poultry farm in Geel, with the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FAVV) describing it as the largest salmonella outbreak ever in the country. (translated)
Public Health has intervened in a salmonellosis outbreak in Eibar, where 25 people required medical attention after consuming tortillas, identifying deficiencies in the traceability of eggs and food handling in the affected establishment. (translated)
About thirty customers of a bar in Eibar suffered salmonellosis after consuming tortillas in poor condition, which led to nine of them being hospitalized, and deficiencies have been identified in the traceability of the eggs and the hygiene of the establishment, while the death of a neighbor who also presented similar symptoms is being investigated. (translated)
More than 300 Belgians contracted salmonellosis after consuming contaminated eggs sold by chains like Colruyt and Delhaize, prompting the Afsca to issue a recall for specific batches from the producer Laerco, while blocking the affected poultry operation and alerting other European countries about this contamination. (translated)
In Belgium, the largest salmonella outbreak ever has resulted in more than 300 illnesses, caused by contaminated eggs that were also sold in the Netherlands, although there have not yet been any reported cases of illness there. (translated)
In Belgium, at least 306 people have been declared ill due to the consumption of eggs contaminated with salmonella, leading to a product recall and the suspension of production by the producer Laerco. (translated)
Nearly 300 cases of salmonellosis have been reported in Belgium following the consumption of contaminated eggs, mainly sold at Colruyt and Delhaize, leading to a recall of several batches by the FASFC. (translated)
At least 300 Belgians have fallen ill due to a salmonella outbreak at a poultry farm in De Kempen, which has led to recalls of contaminated eggs in eight other European countries. (translated)
The Prisma company of Munax Oy is recalling eggs suspected of salmonella, urging customers to return products labeled 2FI164181 and 2FI164182 and to be compensated for costs without the need to present a receipt. (translated)
Prisma is recalling eggs packaged by Munax Oy due to salmonella concerns, asking consumers to check the packaging information and the stamp marked on the egg, and to return the products to the nearest Prisma information desk, where the purchase amount will be refunded. (translated)
A batch of mesclun in a bag sold at Carrefour in France is being recalled due to contamination with salmonella, which can lead to gastroenteritis, and it is advised not to consume this product. (translated)
