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E.coli outbreak case cheesemaker drops watchdog legal action (From HeraldScotland)
E.coli outbreak case cheesemaker drops watchdog legal action (From HeraldScotland)
A cheesemaker whose products were removed from sale following an E.coli outbreak has dropped a legal action against Scotland's food watchdog.Errington Cheese said its plans to seek a judicial review will not now go ahead after it received concessions from Food Standards Scotland (FSS).It vowed it will, however, continue the broader fight to have its products put back on the shelves.
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Errington Cheese drops legal bid against E.coli sales ban
Errington Cheese drops legal bid against E.coli sales ban
Image copyright FSS Image caption Health officials have already investigated possible links to Dunsyre blue cheeseA Scottish cheesemaker linked to a fatal E.coli outbreak has dropped a legal challenge against a ban on the sale of all of its products.Food Standards Scotland (FSS) imposed the blanket ban after finding strains of the bacteria in batches of Dunsyre Blue and Lanark Blue.Producer Errington Cheese has insisted its products are safe.
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Cheese firm drops legal action over E Coli investigation
Cheese firm drops legal action over E Coli investigation
Errington Cheese drops judicial review but continues fight to have ban on sales lifted.Dunsyre Blue: The cheese at the heart of the investigation.FSSA cheese company linked to an E Coli outbreak has dropped a judicial review against Scotland's food standards agency.
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Cheese maker linked to E.coli outbreak drops legal fight (From Evening Times)
Cheese maker linked to E.coli outbreak drops legal fight (From Evening Times)
THE owner of a cheese firm linked to a deadly outbreak of E.coli has pledged to continue fighting to get his products back on the shelves after he dropped a legal battle against the government's food agency.Humphrey Errington, founder of Errington Cheese, said that he was no longer seeking a judicial review of Food Standards Scotland's (FSS) decision to impose a blanket ban on all his products after finding strains of the bacteria in batches of Dunsyre Blue and Lanark Blue.The move comes after he was offered face-to-face talks with the watchdog, who have agreed to pay his legal costs.
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