The Food Standards Agency raises further concerns of eggs containing salmonella in an increased number of stores across the Uk.
As of Island Echo’s previous article, precautionary advice is being issued to customers who have purchased a batch of the contaminated British Lion eggs.
The Food Standards Agency has extended the warning of eggs containing salmonella, as more infected eggs have been discovered in a wider range of supermarkets.
Islanders are told to check their eggs straight away, no matter what store they brought them from as it isn’t clear which stores contain infected eggs.
The affected eggs can be identified by the batch 1UK15270. You can find the egg batch number or best before date on the eggshell.
Customers are advised to cook the eggs thoroughly to eliminate salmonella and avoid the risk of illness.
Anything ‘else’, will be lucky to see Christmas as this rate.
So what ‘best before dates’ are affected ?
Its not the dates. Its the batch number you have to check .
Didn’t read the article did you? Easier to ask someone to tell you what it said.
Dumdum
Go Vegan.. If Chickens weren’t enslaved for eggs etc They would normally lay eggs only very few a year.. They are pressured to put such amount of stress on their bodies because of people greed..
Go Vegan….
I love eating chicken,turkey,duck,rabbit,beef,lamb pork Etc.We all love juicy meat.yum yum ps & Fish…..
Who started this story eggwina curry.