A food safety emergency that began quietly in January 2026 has grown into one of the most widespread Salmonella outbreaks in recent memory. The CDC's alert update released June 5 shows that contaminated products may still be in homes across the United States, while new cases continue to be reported.
The CDC confirmed that the outbreak linked to moringa products now includes 119 cases across 36 states, with 32 hospitalizations and no deaths. This update adds 22 new cases and 6 new hospitalizations, along with four additional states affected since the last report.
