Article: Mexico says U.S. salmonella outbreak not caused by Mexican tomatoes

Mexico says U.S. salmonella outbreak not caused by Mexican tomatoes

MEXICO CITY, July 6 (Xinhua) -- The Mexican authorities said Sunday there was no evidence that the U.S salmonella outbreak came from Mexican tomato production.

"In Mexico there hasn't been a salmonella outbreak in recent months, and definitely not of the type being seen in the U.S.," Mexican Agriculture Ministry's spokesman Marco Antonio Sifuentes said.

Mexico has not been told of any U.S. plans to make more proofs in Mexican produce, as it was reported by TV news channel CNN, Sifuentes said.

U.S. health authorities are still trying to find the sources of the outbreak, while tomatoes continue to be the main focus of the ...

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