Thousands potentially exposed to Hepatitis A virus at Calgary McDonlad’s

October 25, 2007 in Food Handling, Hepatitis A, Restaurant

Food Safety Infosheet Highlights:

-A food handler at a McDonalds in Calgary with hepatitis A may have put people at risk around the area.

-Diners at the fast-food outlet from Oct. 1 to Oct. 23 may have been exposed to virus that can cause liver disease.
Click here to download the food safety infosheet.

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