Tag: food safety
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Three guests sick with sepsis as Östermalm luxury restaurant closes for investigation
What happened at the Östermalm luxury restaurant Stockholm’s fine-dining scene was jolted late last week when reports surfaced of severe illness among guests at a luxury restaurant in Östermalm. According to P4 Stockholm, three visitors became seriously ill with sepsis after dining on a multi-course tasting menu. Several other guests reportedly felt unwell as well,…
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Can Spices Turn Into a Serious Illness? The Bitter Truth in Your Kitchen
Why spices can pose safety concerns Spices have accompanied humans for centuries, enriching flavor and aroma while also carrying a long tradition of folk healing. But recent studies in the United States and Europe have raised concerns: dried spices sold in markets and groceries can harbor bacteria such as Salmonella and contain mold toxins. Even…
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Could Spices in the Kitchen Be Harmful? The Bitter Truth
Hidden dangers in dried spices Spices have colored and enriched cuisines for thousands of years, but modern research highlights a concerning paradox: the very powders that elevate flavor can also harbor unseen dangers. Several studies in the United States and Europe have detected microbial traces in dried spices sold in markets and supermarkets. While processing…
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Study: These Fruits and Vegetables May Have High Pesticide Residues
What the new study shows about pesticide residues in produce A recent analysis from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) raises fresh questions about the safety of the produce many households consider healthy. The study links the amount of pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables to higher levels of these chemicals detected in people’s urine. As…
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What to Watch Out for: Foods to Avoid Amid Pesticide Residues in Produce
What the study found A recent analysis by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) connects higher pesticide residues on certain fruits and vegetables with greater levels of pesticide chemicals detected in people’s urine. By comparing data from the USDA on what’s in produce with actual urine measurements from the national NHANES health survey, the study suggests…
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Study Shines Light on Pesticide Residues in Produce: What to Avoid
New Findings on Pesticide Residues in Produce We often assume that filling the shopping cart with fresh fruit and vegetables means we’re eating healthier. A recent study from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) challenges that assumption, showing that higher exposure to certain pesticide residues in produce correlates with higher levels of these chemicals in urine.…
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Sainsbury’s Recalls Own-Brand Hummus Over E. Coli Risk
Introduction In a recent public health announcement, Sainsbury’s, one of the UK’s leading supermarkets, has issued a recall of selected own-brand hummus products. This decision comes amid concerns over potential contamination with E. coli, a harmful bacteria that poses significant health risks. Consumers are urged to check their refrigerators to ensure their safety. Details of…



