Report on Campylobacter infection surveillance in France in 2023.

Key Points

In 2023, surveillance of Campylobacter infections in France confirmed the epidemiological and biological trends already observed in recent years:

  • a predominance of the C. jejuni species;

  • a higher reported incidence among children under 10 and among men;

  • a resurgence of infection cases during the summer months;

  • high resistance rates to fluoroquinolones and tetracyclines, which have remained stable in recent years;

  • low rates of combined resistance to fluoroquinolones and tetracycline;

  • no significant increase in resistance rates to antibiotics routinely tested.

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