Salmonella on the Rise in Croatia, Cherry Tomatoes From Italy Are Also Controversial
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Cherry tomatoes from Italy, in which salmonella was detected, ended up in several catering establishments in Istria and Kvarner, the State Inspectorate confirmed. The tomatoes were purchased during the first half of September, and the establishments that purchased them operated seasonally and are currently closed. So far, they have not...
The number of cases of salmonellosis is increasing in Croatia, while salmonella was also detected in cherry tomatoes from Italy.
Salmonella-infected cherry tomatoes have arrived in Istria and Primorje from Italy, and experts warn that the bacterium can also be transmitted to vegetables through water, soil and poor hygiene. Symptoms are annoying, and prevention is key
In the last five weeks, around 60 reports of salmonella have been recorded, which is almost three times more than in previous periods.
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