Egyptian agriculture minister denies fenugreek seeds to blame for outbreak11th July 2011 |
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25th July 2011
The Food Standards Agency has changed its precautionary advice to consumers following the recent outbreaks of E. coli O104:H4 in Germany and France linked to sprouted seeds. Following reports of a possible link between the outbreak... ...read on
19th July 2011
A farm in Lower Saxony, which was the origin of the E. coli outbreak in Germany that killed 53 people, has been cleared to reopen. All tests for contamination have come back negative, clearing the proprietor in Bienenbttel to produ... ...read on
19th July 2011
A new study published in July's edition of Microbiology focuses on a novel peptide - a protein too sm... ...read on
19th July 2011
The European Commission today launched a multimedia campaign as part of its 210m compensation package to support beleaguered European fruit and vegetables growers, processors and retailers still reeling from the 'E-Coli Crisis'. Th... ...read on
11th July 2011
Egyptian Agriculture Minister, Ayman Abou Hadid, said that lab tests of the seeds produced by that exporter showed the E. coli strain wasn't present. He declined to elaborate further and officials haven't released the name of the exporter.... ...read on
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