WA Health has issued an urgent warning about a baby cucumber brand after 19 cases of Salmonella Typhimurium were reported.
abc.net.au/news/wa-health-warning-qukes-baby-cucumber-salmonella/101819304Three West Australian children were hospitalised with salmonella poisoning after eating a contaminated brand of baby cucumbers.Three children hospitalised with salmonella poisoning are now recovering wellWA Health is urging people not to consume any Qukes baby cucumbers bought during December, after 19 cases of Salmonella Typhimurium were reported.
He said the three children who were admitted to hospital have since been discharged and are "recovering well". "What's important about that brand is they source product from multiple farms in different states," he saidDr Effler said authorities are tracing the source of the outbreak but the contaminated produce was likely from a farm in South Australia."Our understanding from speaking with that supplier is they have ceased production at that farmhouse that is implicated from the product we identified," Dr Effler said.
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