Multinational investigation of a Salmonella Umbilo outbreak reveals rocket salad and baby spinach as the likely infection vehicles, Europe, 2024
A food-borne outbreak with about 200 Umbilo cases occurred mainly between July and September 2024 in several European countries. Collaborative work between outbreak teams in Germany, Austria and Denmark, including epidemiological and microbiological investigations, allowed to rapidly identify rocket...
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| creator | Rosner, Bettina M Simon, Sandra Nielsen, Stine Köberl-Jelovcan, Sandra Gymoese, Pernille Werber, Dirk Meinen, Anika Pietsch, Michael Flieger, Antje Fischer, Jennie Lamparter, Marina C Küffel, Felix Költringer, Fiona Kornschober, Christian Müller, Luise Falkenhorst, Gerhard Maritschnik, Sabine |
| description | A food-borne outbreak with about 200
Umbilo cases occurred mainly between July and September 2024 in several European countries. Collaborative work between outbreak teams in Germany, Austria and Denmark, including epidemiological and microbiological investigations, allowed to rapidly identify rocket salad as the likely infection vehicle.
Umbilo was detected in rocket salad, and later in baby spinach. The food isolates and clinical outbreak strain were genetically closely related. Both food items originated from the same company in Italy. |
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