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Flavored noodles linked to more than 100 salmonella infections in Europe

European health officials are investigating a multi-country Salmonella Stanley outbreak associated with the consumption of flavored noodle products.

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This story first appeared in 🇮🇹 Italian coverage — 28.7 hours before PULSE detected it in English news.

🇬🇧 English Jul 2, 23:07 UTC
🇮🇹 Italian Jul 1, 18:24 UTC · Leggo.it

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The brief

A widespread Salmonella Stanley outbreak has been linked to flavored instant noodles across Europe. Reports indicate that over 100 individuals have been infected, with a significant number of cases affecting children.

Coverage from Euronews, Sky News, The Sun, EFSA, Food Safety Magazine, and AP News emphasizes that the outbreak spans the UK and 13 other nations. Public health authorities are currently monitoring the distribution of these specific food products.

Future updates are expected to clarify which specific brands or manufacturing batches are affected. Official guidance regarding product recalls or safe consumption warnings remains pending.

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Quick answers

How many people are affected?

Coverage indicates that more than 100 cases of Salmonella infections have been linked to the noodle products.

Which regions are impacted?

The outbreak is affecting the United Kingdom and 13 other European countries.

Who is primarily affected by the outbreak?

Media reports highlight that the infections are mostly affecting children.

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