Since 2020, salmonella cases have been steadily increasing in Europe. This sustained growth represents a growing concern for European public health authorities.
The economic impact of this situation is significant, with salmonella costing the European continent up to 3 billion euros per year. This figure includes medical treatment costs, lost productivity, and other expenses associated with the outbreaks.
The central question the article raises is identifying which regions of Europe are most affected by these salmonella outbreaks. However, the text does not provide specific information about which countries or regions have the highest infection rates.
The article leaves open the question of which specific countries are most affected by this upward trend in salmonella cases in Europe.
