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How is salmonella contaminating so many things? What to know from a food safety expert

As of August 2026, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported 10 outbreaks related to Salmonella this year linked to a variety of sources, including jalapeno peppers, backyard poultry and shell eggs, moringa leaf powder and reptiles like turtles, chameleons, geckos and bearded dragons.

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How is salmonella contaminating so many things? What to know from a food safety expert
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