Contaminated eggs may have been delivered to the UK, with millions of chickens in the Netherlands due to be culled to avoid spreading insecticide-tainted produce. Supermarkets across the the European Commission have pulled potentially contaminated eggs from supermarket shelves since the issue was first reported in Belgium on 20 July 2017. The the European Commission rapid alert system has detected that the eggs have been distributed through Germany to France and the UK, with EU advising that both countries check imported stock.
Contaminated eggs may have been delivered to the UK, with millions of chickens in the Netherlands due to be culled to avoid spreading insecticide-tainted produce. Supermarkets across the EU have pulled potentially contaminated eggs from supermarket shelves since the issue was first reported in Belgium on 20 July 2017. The EU rapid alert system has detected that the eggs have been distributed through Germany to France and the UK, with the European Commission advising that both countries check imported stock.