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Embargoed To 1430 Tuesday May 28 Undated Generic File Photo Of Some Peanuts. Regularly Feeding Children Peanuts From Infancy Until The Age Of Five Reduced The Rate Of Peanut Allergy By 71%, A Study Has Found. Researchers From King's College London Found That Introducing Peanuts Into Babies' Diets Early Achieved Long-Term Prevention Of Peanut Allergy. Issue Date: Tuesday May 28, 2024.

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Food Safety Authority issues Iceland with notice to recall frozen animal products

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Four enforcement orders served on food businesses in April

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Four businesses ordered to close over food safety breaches in June

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Warning over non-ready-to-eat frozen fruit and veg in smoothies and salads

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Warning over Kinder products widened amid ‘extensive’ salmonella outbreak

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Food Safety Authority recalls some Kinder products due to Salmonella outbreak

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Rodents And No Hot Running Water Among Reasons For February Food Business Closures
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Rodents and no hot running water among reasons for February food business closures

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Sacks containing rice and rodent faeces among reasons for January food safety orders

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Carcass, rat droppings and cockroaches identified in food businesses last month