RASFF Alerts – Norovirus – Oysters

Posted on January 17, 2020 by | Leave a comment

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RASFF – foodborne outbreak suspected to be caused by live oysters from France in Italy

RASFF – foodborne outbreak caused by and norovirus in live oysters from France in Sweden

RASFF – norovirus (presence) in oysters (Crasosstrea gigas) from France in the Netherlands

RASFF – withdrawal of live bivalve molluscs harvested in France because of possible contamination with norovirus in France

RASFF – withdrawal of live bivalve molluscs harvested in France because of possible contamination with norovirus in Denmark

RASFF – withdrawal of live bivalve molluscs harvested in France because of possible contamination with norovirus in France

RASFF – withdrawal of cupped oysters (huitres creuses) harvested in France because of possible contamination with norovirus in the Netherlands

RASFF – norovirus in frozen oysters (Crassostrea gigas) from South Korea, via the Netherlands and via Sweden in Finland

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