Food standards regulator defends actions in E.coli outbreak gourmet cheese ban (From Herald Scotland) : heraldscotland

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Food standards regulator defends actions in E.coli outbreak gourmet cheese ban (From Herald Scotland)

Food standards regulator defends actions in E.coli outbreak gourmet cheese ban (From Herald Scotland)

SCOTLAND's food safety watchdog has defended its actions in the E.coli outbreak linked to a gourmet cheese.Food Standards Scotland in declaring the crisis, which claimed the life of a child, over said it was following standard procedure in its actions which led to a recall of two batches of Dunsyre Blue cheese and a temporary ban on the sale of the product pending investigation.Humphrey Errington, owner of the firm Errington Cheese which produces Dunsyre said the E.coli said last week how FSS had insufficient proof that his cheese was responsible for July's outbreak of E.coli.


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E.coli outbreak which killed a child declared over by food watchdog (From Herald Scotland)

E.coli outbreak which killed a child declared over by food watchdog (From Herald Scotland)

AN OUTBREAK of E.coli which killed a child has been declared over by a safety watchdog.Errington Cheese Ltd based in Lanarkshire recalled two batches of Dunsyre Blue cheese after they were found to be implicated in the outbreak of the food poisoning bug.The youngster was one of 20 people in Scotland to become ill after ingesting the harmful toxin earlier in the summer, but sadly died.


furthermore eveningtimes

Child dies in Scots E.coli outbreak linked to gourmet blue cheese (From Evening Times)

Child dies in Scots E.coli outbreak linked to gourmet blue cheese (From Evening Times)

A child has died following an outbreak of the E.coli 0157 bug linked to a leading Scottish cheesemaker.The child was among 20 confirmed cases of infection, 11 of whom had received hospital treatment.Investigators had previously "confirmed a significant majority"of the 20 ate Dunsyre Blue, a mould ripened, gourmet cheese from Lanarkshire, prior to becoming unwell and before a recall of two batches of the cheese at the end of that month.


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Health Department warns of E.coli outbreak – Boone County Journal

Health Department warns of E.coli outbreak – Boone County Journal

The Boone County Department of Public Health has confirmed four cases of E. coli – as well as two other probable cases in Boone County preschool and school-aged children.The department of health would not identify where or what part of the county those cases were located.Public Health officials said they are reviewing lab analyses and conducting case interviews to determine the possible causes of the outbreak.


furthermore abc17news

Boone County health officials belive E.coli outbreak is from the same DNA

Boone County health officials belive E.coli outbreak is from the same DNA

BOONE COUNTY, Mo.-Health officials say the recent E.coli outbreak in Boone County could be from the same DNA strain.Four E.coli cases have been confirmed in Boone County.