By 1910, according to The Manchester Guardian, “The Jungle Scare” had spread to the United Kingdom, where it had been taken up by “less scrupulous [sic] newspapers of this country,” with “slanderous” and “sensational” claims about the food industry.
Para 1910, según el diario, The Manchester Guardian, “El pánico de la Jungla” se había propagado al Reino Unido y “los diarios con menos escrúpulos del país” lo recogieron con afirmaciones “difamatorias” y “sensacionalistas” sobre la industria alimenticia.