The Food Standards Agency has carried out research that revealed how people were likely to take risks with food hygiene over the Christmas period - which could lead to illness

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Food safety watchdog issues warning over 'unnecessary' Christmas risks

The UK's food safety watchdog has warned households to take care over Christmas after revealing that many people are taking 'unnecessary and avoidable risks' with festive food

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Households warned over festive food safety after finding 'risks' being taken

The food safety watchdog has urged households to take care over Christmas after finding many are taking “unnecessary and avoidable risks” with festive food.

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Households urged to take care with festive food hygiene after ‘risks’ findings

While the Christmas treat might be delicious for pet owners, it should be kept well out of the way of dogs due to the associated health risks

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MILLIONS of Brits are at risk of injuries over Christmas with festive packing wreaking havoc in homes, research has found. A poll of 2,000 adults found that an estimated 12 million people have hurt themselves due to the tricky wrapping. GettyOf those who had been injured opening Christmas wrapping, 27 per cent had gone to A&E[/caption]
It also found that 74 per cent get frustrated when opening packaging, with 64 per cent saying it dampens their …

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Millions of Brits risk injury over Christmas with festive packing wreaking havoc

The food safety watchdog has urged households to take care over Christmas after finding many are taking “unnecessary and avoidable risks” with festive food. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) found that 45% of people are playing “buffet roulette” by admitting they would be likely to leave food from the fridge out for hours before eating it. More than a quarter (27%) said they would be likely to store food that should be refrigerated in another cool…

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Some 45% of people are playing “buffet roulette” by admitting they would be likely to leave food from the fridge out for hours before eating it.  The food safety watchdog has urged households to take care over Christmas after finding many are taking “unnecessary and avoidable risks” with festive food. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) found that 45% of people are playing “buffet roulette” by admitting they would be likely to leave food from the fr…

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The Spanish Society of Clinical Immunology, Allergology and Pediatric Asthma (SEICAP) has asked for caution in Christmas meals, which pose a "high risk" of unexpected allergic reactions in children, both due to the presence of unidentified foods and cross-contaminants.

La Sociedad Española de Inmunología Clínica, Alergología y Asma Pediátrica (SEICAP) ha pedido precaución en las comidas navideñas, que suponen "un riesgo elevado" de reacciones alérgicas no esperadas en niños, tanto por la presencia de alimentos no identificados como de contaminantes cruzados.

Food safety watchdog issues warning over 'unnecessary' Christmas risks

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