Greece's food safety authority urges consumers and food businesses to follow strict food handling and hygiene practices after recent salmonella outbreaks, highlighting the heightened risk posed by summer temperatures.

The restaurant linked to nine suspected salmonella cases in the Athens suburb of Peristeri says initial laboratory results found no evidence of the bacteria, while authorities continue their investigation.

Health authorities are investigating after nine people developed gastroenteritis symptoms following meals from the same restaurant, while laboratory tests seek to confirm salmonella infection and identify the source.

Nine people, including two children, sought ER care after eating at the same restaurant

Several young people have tested positive for salmonella after initially seeking treatment for gastroenteritis-like symptoms, with authorities examining a possible common source.

Health authorities in Lamia have expanded their investigation after lab tests confirmed salmonella in two more product batches, now linked to a third supplier

Health authorities confirmed salmonella in a batch of chicken linked to a local supermarket, while two food service workers also tested positive as officials continue tracing the source.

Authorities are investigating a suspected contaminated chicken batch after confirmed salmonella infections were linked to eight food businesses, while laboratory results are expected next week.

Health officials say the outbreak linked to contaminated chicken is under control, but warn that additional cases may emerge as investigations into the source of the contamination continue.

Health authorities have identified the supplier linked to contaminated chicken as investigations continue across the distribution chain following more than 20 reported cases

Health authorities are inspecting seven restaurants after at least 24 people fell ill and 12 were hospitalized in a suspected food poisoning outbreak linked to contaminated chicken.

A salmonella outbreak linked to instant noodles has sickened 106 people across 14 European countries, with children and young adults among the hardest hit.