E.coli found in more than a quarter of household dishcloths4th April 2012 |
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4th April 2012
A recent study by the food safety organisation Safefood has found that 27% of household dishcloths in Ireland contain E.coli. The study was undertaken to warn consumers about the potential risks of poisoning from e... ...read on
23rd March 2012
Selfridges has been accused by the Government’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) of potentially putting customers at risk and breaking the law by selling ‘raw’ milk. It is selling the milk, produced on an organic farm ... ...read on
19th March 2012
Friarswood Primary School, which was closed for deep cleaning on 8th March after 3 pupils were confirmed with E.coli O157, will probably remain closed until after the Easter holidays. Around 300 samples have now been processed by t... ...read on
9th March 2012
Friarswood Primary School in Newcastle-under-Lyme has been closed due to an outbreak of E. coli O157. The Health Protection Agency (HPA) reported that 3 cases have been confirmed and all pupils at are currently being being tested.... ...read on
1st March 2012
The continuing financial pressure on Scotland’s public sector could have a serious and long term impact on public and environmental health according to the Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland (REHIS). Figures rec... ...read on
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