US Edition2 More Hospitalized, a Dozen New Illnesses Reported in Salami Salmonella Outbreak
CANADA, JUL 11 – The outbreak linked to Rea and Bona brand salami has hospitalized nine people and sickened 84 across several provinces, officials said.
- Health authorities identified a salmonella outbreak on June 10, 2025, connected to specific salami varieties under the Rea and Bona labels, prompting a recall in Ontario, Alberta, and Manitoba.
- The outbreak began in April and has grown as a result of contaminated deli products available both at supermarkets and in ready-to-eat sandwiches across several provinces.
- Since April, 84 people have fallen ill, mostly in Alberta, with 67 cases there, plus 15 in Ontario, one in Manitoba, and one related illness in B.C. linked to travel.
- There have been nine hospitalizations with two additional cases reported since late June, as federal agencies continue recommending consumers check product codes like 5035 226.
- The outbreak highlights ongoing risks a salmonella infection poses, especially severe for vulnerable groups, and authorities expect more illnesses may still be reported.
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Canada salmonella outbreak linked to deli meats grows: 84 confirmed illnesses and 9 hospitalizations
An outbreak of salmonella infections linked to recalled salami has sickened over 84 people in Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia – and sent nine to hospital so far, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada.
More illnesses linked to recalled salami
Some parts of Canada are still dealing with a Salmonella outbreak linked to salami. Public Health sounded the alarm about a recall weeks ago. Rea and Bona brand salami were pulled from stores after dozens of illnesses were reported. Cases are sill coming in, and a dozen more have just been reported. If you have any, you’re advised to throw it away immediately. Photo courtesy of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
2 more hospitalized, a dozen new illnesses reported in salami salmonella outbreak – 105.9 The Region
Health officials say a salmonella outbreak linked to deli meats sold at grocery stores and in prepared sandwiches has expanded. The Public Health Agency of Canada says 84 people have gotten sick since April, and there have now been nine hospitalizations. That’s about a dozen more illnesses and two more hospitalizations since the agency’s last report in late June. PHAC says the infections are linked to Rea brand Genoa Salami Sweet, Rea brand Geno…
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