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New Zealand: Possible Vibrio parahaemolyticus cases prompt raw mussels warning

New Zealand: Possible Vibrio parahaemolyticus cases prompt raw mussels warning
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New Zealand Food Safety warns consumers not to eat raw mussels

Source: Ministry for Primary Industries New Zealand Food Safety is warning consumers to thoroughly cook mussels before eating following 2 people reportedly becoming sick from Vibrio parahaemolyticus in the Nelson-Tasman region. Paul Dansted, director of food regulation at New Zealand Food Safety said , “Vibrio parahaemolyticus is bacteria in mussels that may cause food poisoning if they’re undercooked or eaten raw. People with low immunity, pregnant, or elderly should avoid eating raw or undercooked shellfish as the illness can be more severe. “While the cause has not been established both people who became ill have reported eating mussels and as a precaution we are reminding consumers to cook mussels thoroughly before consumption.”

Napier s Red Sea probably harmless algae bloom

Napier s Red Sea probably harmless algae bloom 24 Feb, 2021 02:57 AM 2 minutes to read The red stripe of algae was clearly visible off Napier. Photo / Ian Cooper Doug Laing is a senior reporter for Hawke s Bay Todaydoug.laing@nzme.co.nzHawkesBayToday A reddish-brown drift across the ocean off Napier has been confirmed as an algal bloom unlikely to be a risk to human health. The results of testing this week were revealed by the Hawke s Bay Regional Council soon after 5pm on Wednesday. Team leader Marine and Coast Anna Madarasz-Smith said samples had been tested by the Cawthron Institute, with the most dominant species confirmed to be lingulodinium, which causes red tides.

Pregnancy food safety alerts: Dairy and sprouts identified as key food poisoning risks based on New Zealand government data

Some ready-to-eat salads recalled nationwide due to listeria risk

• Source:  1 NEWS People around the country are asked to return or throw out specific batches of ready-to-eat salads as they may contain listeria bacteria.  Salads recalled after listeria risk. Source: Supplied Some batches of South Island Fresh Foods Ltd ready-to-eat salads, of various weights, both pre-packed and from the deli, are being recalled, New Zealand Food Safety said today. Eight pre-packed Bush Road, Pams and an unbranded potato salad with various use-by dates between January 27 and February 10, and Bush Road and Country Food salads sold at deli counters between January 18 to 29 have been recalled.  Further details and a full list of retailers are available on the

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