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Salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs sickens 200 and kills one

A major salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs has sickened 200 people and caused one death in the UK. Health chiefs have not disclosed the source of the eggs.

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The outbreak presents a significant food-safety risk and the undisclosed source may complicate efforts to identify and contain the contamination.

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  1. Fury as UK health chiefs won't disclose source of 'imported' deadly eggs - as major salmonella outbreak kills one and sickens 200 ↗dailymail.com · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 2:31 PM UTC

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