Over 100 quail chicks found in rubbish bin were reportedly from S’pore farm Quailico Eggs
When ST contacted the farm, a staff member said the chicks and eggs had come from the farm. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Over 100 quail chicks found in rubbish bin outside quail farm, none survive rescue efforts
The more than 100 quail chicks found discarded in a rubbish bin on Oct 27 were discovered outside Singapore’s only licensed ...
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One of the biggest risks of using raw eggs in recipes is contamination by salmonella, a bacteria that can cause ...
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Trashed quail eggs reportedly from S'pore farm
The more than 100 quail chicks found discarded in a rubbish bin on Oct 27 were discovered outside Singapore’s only licensed ...
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Sweden reopens Salmonella outbreak investigation
Folkhälsomyndigheten is also part of a team looking into another Salmonella outbreak with a probable connection to imported eggs. Since the beginning of the year, several reports of people infected ...
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A wave of food recalls linked to outbreaks of salmonella or E. coli may have you on alert. Recently dozens of people were ...
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You should not not to cook eggs straight from the refrigerator due to 30-minute warning
A microbiology lecturer has warned that storing eggs in the refridgerator can make them more difficult to cook and ...
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Do eggs need to be refrigerated? The short answer is yes, but it isn't as straightforward as it seems. Because, you see, it ...
Secondhand clothes can be swimming in germs – what vintage shoppers need to know
Clothing is a well-known carrier of many disease-causing pathogens – including E coli, scabies and Staphylococcus.