Salmonella

• A Salmonella outbreak has been linked to the consumption of jalapenos, with cases reported across multiple states as of August 2026. • Health officials have released a map detailing where infected individuals lived, though they warn the true number of illnesses is likely higher than reported. • The discrepancy in data exists because many infected individuals recover without seeking medical care or undergoing formal Salmonella testing.

UKHSA rules out British produce as source of infections and says evidence points to consumption of imported eggsOne person has died and more than 200 others have fallen ill during a UK-wide outbreak of salmonella that health officials have linked to the consumption of imported eggs.The 207 people affected range in age from under one year to 90 years old, according to the UK Health Security Agency, which is leading an investigation into the outbreak. Continue reading...

1.6m dozen eggs from Texas recalled amid one of the largest recorded foodborne illness outbreaks in US historyA massive egg recall affecting nearly 1.6m dozen eggs has been elevated to the US Food and Drug Administration’s highest-risk warning as officials investigate a salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly 100 people.The FDA on 12 August reclassified the recall of nearly 1.6m dozen white and brown cage-free eggs over concerns they may be contaminated with salmonella. Continue reading...

• The CDC, FDA, and state public health officials are investigating a multistate outbreak of Salmonella Javiana infections reported in August 2026. • Epidemiological data has linked the current outbreak to the consumption of jalapenos. • This investigation is critical to identify the specific source of contamination and prevent further illnesses across multiple states.

Restaurant chain pulls peppers ‘out of an abundance of caution’ as salmonella outbreak sickens 100 peopleChipotle said on Tuesday ⁠it had removed jalapeños from some of the chain’s restaurants after identifying ⁠the peppers as ⁠a ​potential ingredient tied to a salmonella outbreak, replacing them ⁠with supplies from different growers.The company said it ​began tracing ‌ingredients through its supply ‌chain after learning of a ‌potential outbreak and identified jalapeños from a common lot as a possible source. Continue reading...

• The FDA updated a Salmonella outbreak warning on June 30, 2026, reporting 119 illnesses across 36 states, including 32 hospitalizations. • The expanded recall now includes products from TNVitamins, Live it Up, Doctor's Pride, and Why Not Natural. • This escalation highlights significant public health risks associated with contaminated moringa supplements.

An estimated 650,000 bags of potato chips are affected as US agency upgraded recall of several popular brandsThe US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has upgraded a recall of several popular brands of potato chips to its most serious level because of the risk of salmonella contamination.Manufacturer Utz issued a voluntary recall in May for varieties of its Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips products, citing the possible presence of salmonella in dry milk powder sourced from a third party used to make a seasoning ingredient. Continue reading...

• Three active investigations in 2026 have linked moringa supplement powders to a multistate Salmonella outbreak. • The outbreak has affected over 119 people across 36 different states, leading to recalls of multiple supplement brands. • This event highlights significant health risks associated with "superfood" powders and the potential for contamination in supplement manufacturing.

• A Salmonella outbreak linked to moringa leaf supplements has expanded to 119 reported cases across 36 U.S. states as of May 2026. • Health officials have issued warnings and multiple brands have recalled affected products to prevent further infections. • The situation is critical as it highlights contamination risks in herbal supplements, prompting consumers to identify and discard tainted products.

Utz issues voluntary recall for certain varieties of Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips over contamination linked to seasoningSign up for the Breaking News US newsletter emailUtz has issued a voluntary US recall of two potato chip brands after concerns that they could be contaminated with salmonella, a type of bacteria that can lead to food-borne illness.Certain varieties of Zapp’s and Dirty potato chips may contain contamination linked to the seasoning used on the products, according to the US Food and Drug Administration in a recall issued on Monday. The recall applies to three flavors of Zapp’s chips sold in various bag sizes, along with three flavors of Dirty chips packaged in 2-ounce bags. Continue reading...