1988 salmonella in eggs controversy
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The 1988 salmonella in eggs controversy was a major UK public health and political scandal sparked by claims that most British eggs were contaminated with salmonella, leading to a collapse in egg sales and the resignation of junior health minister Edwina Currie.
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