A salmonella outbreak occurs when multiple people contract the bacterial infection from a common contaminated source, such as poultry, produce, or processed foods. Public health agencies use genomic tracing to identify and recall tainted products, preventing further spread. Consumers, food producers, and regulators benefit from rapid detection, reducing hospitalizations and ensuring safer supply chains.
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