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[ANALYSIS] ‘Fake food’ in SA: myths, misinformation and not enough data
Foreign shop-owners in South Africa are accused of selling counterfeit food and food beyond its sell-by date. These claims are driven by politically charged opinions, not evidence.
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Lawyers representing listeriosis victims want dept's buy-in to sue Tiger Brands
The lawyers say they are waiting for a notice to be published this week to allow for their class-action lawsuit against Tiger Brands to go ahead.
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Tiger Brands doubts it will find origin of listeria bacteria at factories
The retail giant’s reputation has been shattered after it was found to be the source of the listeriosis bacteria in March this year.
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Tiger Brands can’t guarantee job security when production resumes
The retail giant's reputation has been tarnished after it was identified as the source of the listeria bacteria in March this year.
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Motsoaledi: Health Dept to continue with emergency response to listeria
On Monday, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced the end of the listeriosis outbreak, saying that there has not been a new case reported in the last three months.
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Motsoaledi: Dept hasn't found evidence of fake food at foreign-owned shops
Motsoaledi was briefing the media on allegations of the sale of expired and counterfeit foods at township spazas.
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Motsoaledi hints at litigation over listeriosis outbreak
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi still wants those responsible for a deadly listeriosis outbreak to be held accountable after giving the all-clear on Monday.
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Exact origin of listeria strain remains a mystery – Motsoaledi
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the end of the listeriosis outbreak does not mean the disease has disappeared.
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Tiger Brands’ Polokwane operation still closed as dept awaits announcement
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that the there is no longer a listeria outbreak in the country.
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[WATCH] South Africans free to enjoy polony after listeriosis update
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that there is no longer a listeria outbreak in South Africa and added that all processed ready-to-eat meat products are now safe for consumption.
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Motsoaledi: No longer listeriosis outbreak in SA
The minister added that all processed ready-to-eat meat products are now safe for consumption.
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Health Minister Motsoaledi to give update on listeriosis fight
At least 180 people died from the food-borne disease earlier this year.
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Number of listeria cases shows steady decline, says NICD
The National Institute for Communicable Diseases reports the number of reported listeriosis cases across the country is steadily decreasing.
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AfriForum: Premature for govt to halt listeriosis testing
Around 50 new cases of listeriosis have been reported in South Africa since the outbreak in December, with almost two hundred reported deaths from the disease.
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NICD confirms 125 listeriosis cases in WC
Since January this year, just over 1,000 cases have been reported countrywide.
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NICD: 4 more listeriosis deaths confirmed
There have now been 193 confirmed deaths, out of 691 confirmed cases. There are still 320 cases being tested.
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DTI says companies affected by listeriosis could face legal action
Members of Parliament received a briefing from officials in the various departments about the listeria outbreak and the recall of certain products on Wednesday.
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[LISTEN] #Listeriosis: How much money is Tiger Brands losing?
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Tiger Brands CFO Noel Doyle.
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Deadly listeria outbreak ‘could herald tighter food safety rules’
At least 180 people have been killed in South Africa since January 2017 and almost 1,000 infected in the world’s worst recorded listeria outbreak.
