Chinese mixed berries linked to hepatitis A cases in Australia
Frozen berries packs have been recalled after five hepatitis cases were reported in Victoria and NSW.
At least five cases of the potentially fatal hepatitis A in Australia have been linked to mixed frozen berries packed in China.
Three cases were reported in Victoria over the weekend and were followed quickly by two other cases in NSW.
Hepatitis A is spread when traces of faecal matter containing
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Nevil Gibson for NBR Food Industry Week
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
Mon, 16 Feb 2015
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Chinese mixed berries linked to hepatitis A cases in Australia
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