Dirty hands blamed for increase in reported food poisoning

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The number of notified food poisoning cases in the UK rose by 10% last year to 105,552. The reasons for the rise include more people reporting food poisoning and people ignoring food safety messages. The Food and Drink Federation research shows with the trend for once a week supermarket visits awareness of food hygiene for storing, preparing and cooking food is all the more important. With 23 million working days lost to food poisoning the cost to the nation is in excess of GB 1bn a year.

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UK: Number of notified food poisoning cases in the country increases by 10% in 1997 to 105,552

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Product Safety-Foods & Additives, Food additives, Food safety, Article

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Could your expenses cost you your job?

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It is vital that employers in the UK carefully document their policies with regard to the claiming of expenses by staff. Expenses can be very difficult to monitor, and some claims can be unintentionally misleading.

Corporations, Human resource management, Expense accounts

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Say it with a spray of silk flowers

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Training as a florist was a good basis for working with ribbons, braids and other trimmings, according to VV Rouleaux Atelier founder Annabel Lewis. She emphasizes that she likes to use old things in new ways.

Nonwoven fabrics, Nonwoven Fabric Mills, Narrow fabric mills, Woven Ribbons, Nonwoven Ribbons, Officials and employees, Interview, Passementerie, Trimmings (Textiles), Narrow woven fabrics, Ribbons, Lewis, Annabel, VV Rouleaux Atelier

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