Germany bans sales from 934 more farms

German authorities have banned sales of eggs, poultry and pork from a further 934 farms amid new fears that livestock feed has been tainted with the cancer-causing chemical dioxin.

German authorities have banned sales of eggs, poultry and pork from a further 934 farms amid new fears that livestock feed has been tainted with the cancer-causing chemical dioxin.

Agriculture minister Ilse Aigner said today that authorities in Lower Saxony state discovered that a producer suspected of selling dioxin-contaminated feed had hidden deliveries to 934 farms.

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