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Hundreds laid low after eating Valentine's Day oysters
dailymail Thursday, March 11, 2010 3:18:00 AM CET | info 
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Entities: Tim Smith[1]; Fat Duck[1];
Other categories: Economic Crisis - Internal Market; Food Safety (general);
Oysters from British and Irish suppliers are believed to have been contaminated with the winter vomiting bug, norovirus, resulting in hundreds of diners falling ill....
Valentine’s Day oysters leave lovers feeling unromantic
thetimes Thursday, March 11, 2010 2:30:00 AM CET | info [other]
Entities: Heston Blumenthal[1]; Fat Duck[1];
Other categories: Food Safety (general);
Hundreds of diners fell ill this year after eating oysters. The Food Standards Agency said that 230 cases of norovirus also known as the winter vomiting bug had been recorded. It said that the number may have been swelled by couples who ate oysters, which are seen as both an exotic and a romantic dish, on Valentine’s Day....
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