“No room for complacency” – Which? statement on FSA’s campylobacter figures

Alex Neill, Which? Managing Director of Home Services said:

“It is encouraging to see that overall levels of campylobacter in chickens are falling and that major retailers are meeting the FSA’s target.

“However there is no room for complacency as the survey shows that over half of chickens are contaminated and that this can vary greatly depending on where consumers shop”.

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