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STEC in beef sausage deli meats, from the Netherlands — Belgium

Reported by EU RASFF serious food and feed alerts

A serious alert notification reports STEC in beef sausage deli meats from the Netherlands, with Belgium named as an affected distribution country. Distribution to other member countries is also reported.

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  • Affected location: Belgium
A "broodje ossenworst", a bread bun with cuts of raw minced beef sausage and mustard on the side, is originally a speciality from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The raw beef sausage contains spices such as pepper, nutmeg, mace and cloves. It is often also eaten as a pub snack on its own and with mustard as a condiment. This photo was taken in a pub in Amsterdam.
Illustrative image: A "broodje ossenworst", a bread bun with cuts of raw minced beef sausage and mustard on the side, is originally a speciality from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The raw beef sausage contains spices such as pepper, nutmeg, mace and cloves. It is often also eaten as a pub snack on its own and with mustard as a condiment. This photo was taken in a pub in Amsterdam. — Takeaway/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
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Geographic reach
6/10
Global importance
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Impact magnitude
3/10
Urgency
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