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According to Food Safety News, the outbreak strain has been found at a farm that supplied the milk used to make Mrs Kirkham’s unpasteurized cheese, which was linked to an E. coli outbreak in the UK. In total, 36 confirmed and one probable Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) O145 infections have been reported, with 29 in England and eight in Scotland since late July 2023, with most falling ill in November.
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In the ever-evolving hospitality industry landscape, the quest to deliver a memorable guest experience has become the cornerstone of success. As a consultant with years of experience in this dynamic sector, I’ve observed a pivotal shift towards integrating technology to enhance guest satisfaction. However, it’s crucial to distinguish between just delivering a memorable experience and delivering a positive, memorable experience, especially when deploying technology.
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Tip of the Week We recommend you have a Pest control contract in place with regular visits. Here are our tips on daily managing of pest problems Daily Pest Management – Store all foods off the floor Store any opened or fresh produce in plastic lidded containers. At the end of every day, clean down all worksurfaces and sweep the floor thoroughly, paying attention to sweeping under equipment Remove all rubbish from kitchen daily and place outside in lidded bins Cover all equipment at the end of
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