Train Company Removes Unpasteurised Cheese from Menus After E.Coli Outbreak

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Avanti West Coast has removed all unpasteurised cheese from its menus after an E.Coli outbreak in December. The train company took action to remove the recalled products from first class menus and will no longer serve products with unpasteurised milk in the future.

The train company that provided food as part of meals that contributed significantly to the E.Coli outbreak in December has been forced to make changes to its menus. Avanti West Coast has removed all unpasteurised cheese from its menus after at least 16 people became ill after eating in a first class carriage on their service,continues.

. This remains the case, but it is the procedures the business has in place, along with a willingness to help the investigation, that mean no further action is necessary. Because it is an offence to produce food that is ‘injurious to health’, Preston City Council has the powers to consider formal actions against the business. It is also possible that they recommend a criminal investigation.

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