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Lidl France withdraws beef product as E.coli-infected children hospitalised

Five children have been hospitalised in France today after eating burgers infected with E.coli.

Lidl France withdraws beef product as E.coli-infected children hospitalised

Thu, 16 Jun, 2011 - 17:16

Five children have been hospitalised in France today after eating burgers infected with E.coli.

Beef patties from the German supermarket Lidl are thought to be behind the infections.

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