Salmonella found in noodles, infections reported in Netherlands.
A Salmonella outbreak is affecting people in Europe. It is linked to instant noodles from Ukraine. Many people have been hospitalized after eating the noodles.
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) are investigating a Salmonella outbreak. One hundred six people across Europe, including the Netherlands, have become infected. The noodles, made by a Ukrainian brand, are sold in Eastern European countries. The outbreak started in November and has caused hospitalizations. Authorities are working to identify the exact source of the contamination.
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Highlights
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Noodles
One hundred six people in Europe, including the Netherlands, have been infected with Salmonella.
Noodles Not Officially Sold
Salmonellanoedels were not officially sold in the Netherlands.
Contamination Case Reported
A contamination case of the noodles has been reported in the Netherlands.
Ukraine Manufacturer Identified
The source of the contamination appears to be a manufacturer in Ukraine.
Investigation by European Agencies
EFSA and ECDC are investigating the Salmonella outbreak.