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Food Poisoning Incident at Qingliu Canteen: Steamed and Baked Eggs Not Temperature-Controlled, Spoiled and Still Being Sold; Person in Charge and Manager Prosecuted.

A food poisoning incident occurred at two branches of Ching Liu Canteen, a well-known chain of bento shops in New Taipei City, in April this year, affecting a total of 176 people. Tests revealed that the infection was caused by Salmonella. The Taipei District Prosecutors Office found that the problematic steamed and baked eggs had failed to be properly temperature-controlled during transportation and storage, and that the shops continued to sell…
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A food poisoning incident occurred at two branches of Ching Liu Canteen, a well-known chain of bento shops in New Taipei City, in April this year, affecting a total of 176 people. Tests revealed that the infection was caused by Salmonella. The Taipei District Prosecutors Office found that the problematic steamed and baked eggs had failed to be properly temperature-controlled during transportation and storage, and that the shops continued to sell…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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