Salmonella outbreak raises safety questions - Tenby Observer

Latest News About Contaminated imported eggs behind fatal salmonella outbreak in UK

A salmonella outbreak in the UK killed one person. Hundreds of people became ill. Health experts believe imported eggs were responsible. They put out a Class I recall, the top risk category. The recall includes shipments sent to England, Wales, and Scotland. Health officials advised pregnant women to stay away from runny eggs. Children under five must avoid them too.

A deli in Carmarthenshire stated its eggs remain safe. The shop procures stock from local farms. Inspectors examine these farms weekly. Local shoppers are able to purchase them. They pose no health threat.

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