Dutch egg recall for insecticide contamination spans the globe
Story Date: 8/9/2017

 

Source: FOOD SAFETY NEWS, 8/8/17


Dutch egg producers’ practice of mixing the toxic insecticide Fipronil with a cleaning agent and sanitizer known as “Dega 16” for use around chickens has apparently led to the world’s largest recall of shell eggs since 2010.The first Fipronil-contaminated eggs were reported July 20 by food safety authorities in Belgium. The insecticide-tainted eggs turned up in the Netherlands two days later.

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