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Mister Donut in Japan serves bleach, sickens five

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At least five people who were served bleach-laced water at a Mister Donut store in Japan had to be treated by medics, AFP reports citing the operator.

Norway pork scandal shocked Muslims

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The Norwegian Food Safety Authority said Friday it would file a police complaint against a food company after finding large quantities of pork in its halal-labeled products.

Dead pigs show dark side of China food industry

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Thousands of dead pigs in a Shanghai river have cast a spotlight on China's poorly regulated farm production, with the country's favourite meat joining a long list of food scares, AFP reports.

Dinner at 'world's top' restaurant in Denmark sickens dozens

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More than 60 people had food poisoning at a Danish restaurant dubbed the world's best eatery, it has emerged.
 
Health officials said diners at Copenhagen's Noma restaurant fell sick over a five-day period in February, suffering from vomiting and diarrhoea.
 
It was not clear what caused the outbreak, but reports say the source may have been a sick kitchen employee.
 
Noma, which topped Restaurant Magazine's list of the world's 50 Best Restaurants in 2010-12, has apologised.
 
Officials from the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration revealed the results of their inspection on Friday.
 
Agency spokesman Morten Lisby was quoted as describing the outbreak as "massive", according to the Associated Press news agency.
 
The restaurant - which opened in 2004 - prides itself for its attention to detail and relying on fresh locally sourced products.
 
Its chef Rene Redzepi has been described as "the standard bearer for the New Nordic movement".
 
Noma charges up to 1,500 kroner (£175; $260) for a menu without drinks, and reservations often must be made months in advance.
 

Russia 'finds horsemeat in sausages from Austria'

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Russian officials say horsemeat has been found in sausages imported from Austria.
 
The Russian agriculture watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor said the shipment of beef sausages contained horse DNA, Russian media reported.
 
It said traces of poultry and soybeans were also found.
 
Horsemeat was first found in meals and burgers in the UK and Ireland last month, and traces have since been found in meat products across Europe.
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