Frozen pizzas are a possible cause of a French outbreak of E.coli O26, causing a large number of Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (HUS) cases.1st April 2022 |
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16th May 2022
French authorities indicate that there are now 56 cases of Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (HUS) linked the outbreak of Nestlé Buitoni Fraich’UP frozen pizza. 55 of these cases were children. 54 cases are related to STEC O... ...read on
25th April 2022
As of 13/04/2022, French officials have confirmed 53 cases have been identified, of which 51 are related to STEC O26 strain, and 2 to STEC O103 strain. Sadly, it is reported two children have died. At least 6 of these children have developed Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrom... ...read on
1st April 2022
Nestle in France have recalled their Buitoni brand FraichUP pizzas after authorities suspected that these pizzas may have caused an outbreak of the E.coli O26 bacterium leading to a large number of Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (HUS) cases. ... ...read on
13th January 2022
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) is planning to reduce both local authority food inspections and meat hygiene inspections according to recent FSA board papers and consultations under their transformation programme, which aims to turn them into a modern regulator. ... ...read on
9th November 2021
Our response to DEFRA on the National Food Strategy 07-10-2021 can be downloaded here.... ...read on
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