Researchers in Britain have issued a warning that consuming pre-packed green salads may be unhealthy as they may cause food poisoning.
Researchers in Britain have issued a warning that consuming pre-packed green salads may be unhealthy as they may cause food poisoning.
The researchers said in a study that green leafy vegetables often get contaminated with bugs like salmonella and E.coli, which are implicated in food poisoning. The researchers said salads and vegetables fertilised with contaminated manure could spread the bugs around as well.
Food Magazine in Sweden Recalled After Faulty Recipe Poisons Four
Ten thousand copies of a food magazine were recalled in Sweden after a mistake in one of its recipes left four people poisoned, the magazine said Thursday.
Ten thousand copies of a food magazine were recalled in Sweden after a mistake in one of its recipes left four people poisoned, the magazine said Thursday.
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Report Indicates Olympic Food Caterers Under 24-hour Inspection
Health inspectors are maintaining round-the-clock inspection at up to 148 food plants providing meals for the Beijing Olympic Games, state press said Thursday.
Health inspectors are maintaining round-the-clock inspection at up to 148 food plants providing meals for the Beijing Olympic Games, state press said Thursday.
Experts to Develop New Weapons Against Food Poisoning
University of Nottingham experts have joined forces with Canadian biotech company GangaGen Life Sciences Inc to develop new weapons in the fight against food poisoning.
University of Nottingham experts have joined forces with Canadian biotech company GangaGen Life Sciences Inc to develop new weapons in the fight against food poisoning.
TV Celebrity Chefs Setting a Bad Example to Millions of Viewers
Viewers watch chefs serve up salads without washing the ingredients and often forget to wash their own hands says Layla Jader, a public health consultant from Wales.
Viewers watch chefs serve up salads without washing the ingredients and often forget to wash their own hands says Layla Jader, a public health consultant from Wales.
