Sweden continues to have a shortage of eggs due to the detection of salmonella

Maud Serergren, the HEAD of the Swedish egg manufacturer CA Cedergren, said that the country has been experiencing a shortage of this product for two months, since regulatory authorities have identified salmonella in one of the shops. it is reported by Swedish Radio.

The company had to refuse to supply products to retail chains.
"We do not give up, we continue to fight. We will return to the market," Sedergren assured.

Salmonella was identified in April after a routine check at the company's packaging facility in the country's southeast. For prevention, about 320 thousand chickens were destroyed.