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Still No Food on Offer at Community Centers
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The City of Reykjavík has not received any information about a confirmed case of listeria infection that occurred in the production kitchen at Vitatorg at the beginning of the month. No hot food has been available in the city's community centers.
Listeria was detected in the production kitchen at Vitatorg in Reykjavík at the beginning of the month, the City of Reykjavík is now working to make a contract with a third party to cook the food. The kitchen has been closed since the beginning of February, but about 900 meals were produced daily for the elderly in the kitchen. According to information from the Welfare Department of the City of Reykjavík, the aim is to make contracts with a thir…
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