Oof, I understand that there's a low chance, so don't want to panic everyone, but always a bit weird to only tell one group to avoid it, when it's not exactly healthy for the rest either...
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American eggs that we were told were totally healthy and definitely not going to be a health risk post-brexit.
British eggs bought from the supermarket still considered just as safe as they have been. Restaurants are cheaping out and buying shit infected eggs from abroad.