FSA issue warning over spread of food poisoning bug

Officials at the Food Safety Authority have expressed concern at the prevalence of a food poisoning bug.

FSA issue warning over spread of food poisoning bug
Fri, 06 Sep, 2002 - 13:15

Officials at the Food Safety Authority have expressed concern at the prevalence of a food poisoning bug.

"Campylobacter" effects at least 2000 people a year. It is a naturally occurring bacteria found mainly in poultry and transmission to humans can be avoided through proper hygiene systems.

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