150 sickened with Salmonella in Brazil; fine amounts to less than cost of (suspect) mayonnaise

About 150 customers were sickened with Salmonella linked to a mayonnaise served at a New Town restaurant in Brazil in early January.

One of the penalties imposed was a fine of R$ 2,650,22, which would give R$ 17.66 per mayonnaise.raw.eggperson.

Mayonnaise on each site, which may have caused the intoxication, cost R$ 19.90.

The Tribune sought those responsible for the establishment, but until the time of writing, only one person answered the report, saying it was not reported and would not comment on the cause.

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