The Department of Health said there is “very strong evidence” linking Nanna’s recalled berries with an increased risk of developing Hep A.
Assistant Minister for Health, Senator Fiona Nash, said rigorous scientific analysis of information from interviews with affected people, comparisons with people who were not ill, as well as tracing the source of berries eaten by affected people, had been extensive.
“There is very strong evidence that consumption of Nanna’s 1kg fresh frozen mixed berries led to an increased risk of developing Hepatitis A infection in this outbreak,” Senator Nash said.
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