03 February 01
French milk products manufacturer Lactalis said that salmonella bacterial infections may have started since 2005, for children. The company's chief executive officer (CEO) said this on Thursday.
Lactilis is one of the world's largest milk products manufacturer. Recently, about 1.20 million tin dinners from France and around the world have been withdrawn after the pollution of salmonella bacteria has been withdrawn recently.
Lacaltis CEO Immanuel Beshen told French magazine Les Eco on Thursday, the milk production factory could be the source of this pollution.
The news of reports that malnutrition in the Salmon region has been found to be unhealthy for children is revealed in the past year. The contaminated milk was produced in a French factory in western France.
Emanuel Beshen said that similar salmonella bacteria are also responsible for some infections in 2005. It may be that the bacterial pollution started in different factories since then. Since 2005, children are drinking contaminated milk - this is not going to be frozen.
French Institute of the Institute Pasteur said that since 2005, more than two hundred children in France have been affected by salmonella bacterial pollution. In the meantime, 38 people have been diagnosed between August and December last year. In 2005, the number of victims was 141. Besides, salmonella infection was found in the body of 25 children between 2006 and 2017.