Aldi removes eggs from stores in Germany amid pesticide scare

A major supermarket chain has said it is removing all eggs from sale in its German stores amid a scare over possible pesticide contamination that Dutch producers fear will cost them millions of euros in lost income.

Aldi removes eggs from stores in Germany amid pesticide scare

A major supermarket chain has said it is removing all eggs from sale in its German stores amid a scare over possible pesticide contamination that Dutch producers fear will cost them millions of euros in lost income.

Aldi said the move was a "purely precautionary measure" and there is believed to be no health risk.

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