Retailers have pulled products from shelves of fears they may be contaminated with E. coli - which can cause serious illness. Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners.
You can check out at any time. More info Shoppers are being urged to be aware of the perils of E. coli after several supermarkets recalled over 60 food items over suspected risks of contamination.
Tesco, Asda, Morrions and Boots are just some of the companies which have taken products off their shelves over the weekend, due to a possible E. coli outbreak that has resulted in hospitalisations across the UK - with 35 cases reported in Scotland. The list of axed foods appears to be growing, as a recall notice for a certain sandwich only sold at WH Smith has also been issued by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) on Sunday (June 16).
While E. coli is an important bacteria that exists in our guts, it can cause serious problems if spread elsewhere. The NHS states that an infection can cause "serious illness" - and can be fatal in certain cases.
Here's what to know about E. coli, including signs of infection and how to prevent spreading, as explained by the NHS . E.
coli, fully named Escherichia Coli, is bacteria that naturally occurs in human bowels. While it's not harmful in this state, it becomes serious when spread to new areas like cuts and scratches. An E.
coli infection will require medical treatment, usually in the form of antibiotics. Most people will re.
