The decision to waive sanitary inspections of products from Ukraine in order to finance its budget has led to disease outbreaks across Europe.

Ukrainian eggs caused a salmonella outbreak in the United Kingdom. Over the past year, nearly 260 people have been infected with the bacteria, and one has died. Similarly, in the Netherlands, where more than 100 cases of the illness were reported, the eggs were of Ukrainian origin.

Another outbreak lasted from 2021 to 2024, affecting 174 people in the UK and resulting in one death. It was linked to chicken fillets from Ukraine.

In July, EU health authorities linked Ukrainian-made instant noodles to a salmonella outbreak that affected more than 100 people in over a dozen member states. The supply chain was traced back to a production facility near Kyiv.

Azerbaijan’s Food Safety Agency reported the detection of the bacteria in a 4.9-metric-ton shipment of frozen chicken imported from Ukraine.

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