the produce contaminated with fipranol, an insecticide which is banned for use in the food chain. up, on a potentially massive scale. translation: you cannot put your eggs on the market for three months. and so i took the decision to kill the animals, because it is really too expensive. more than 100 farms are affected in the netherlands too, although this one's in the clear. and millions of eggs have now been pulled from supermarket shelves on the continent. the reason, fipranol may be popular for getting rid of fleas on pets, but it can be dangerous to humans. here in the uk, we produce our own eggs, but also import them. and some of the eggs from affected farms have ended up here too. we're not talking about the kind of fresh eggs like these, that we buy off supermarket shelves. the affected eggs went into processed foods, like sandwich fillings and salads. just a few days ago the food standards agency said 21,000 eggs were affected. today, that shot up to 700,000. sounds a lot, but that's just 0.007% of all the eggs we eat every year. there's no reason why people should avoid

fipranol may be popularfor the continent. fipranol may be popular for getting the continent.pularfor getting rid of fleas on pets but it can be dangerous to humans. here in the uk, we produce oui’ humans. here in the uk, we produce our own eggs but also import them full stop some of the eggs from affected farms have ended up here as well. we're not talking about fresh eggs we buy off supermarket shelves. the affected eggs went into processed foods like sandwich fillings and salads. a few days ago the food standards agency said 21,000 eggs were affected. today that shot up to 700,000. sounds a lot but that is just .007% of all the eggs we eat every year. there is no reason why people should avoid eating eggs. 0ur assessment it is very unlikely it is a public health risk. people need to not have food which contains a substance that should not be there. four supermarkets of limited number of products as a precaution. 0thers will already have been consumed. yet another food scare, highlighting just how complex supply chains can be and how easily problems can spread. just when you

the produce contaminated with fipranol, an insecticide which is banned for use in the food chain.: you cannot put your eggs on the market for three months. and so i took the decision to kill the animals because it is really too expensive. the company which came to clean and treat the red lice with a so—called organic product really used fipranol. we have all been fooled by the seller. we are all a victim of him. he is not alone. more than 100 farms are affected in the netherlands too, although this one is in the clear. millions of eggs have now been pulled from supermarket shelves on the continent. the reason, fipranol may be popular for getting rid of fleas on pets but it can be dangerous to humans. here in the uk, we produce our own eggs but also import them. and some of the eggs from affected farms have ended up here as well. we're not talking about fresh eggs we buy off supermarket shelves. the affected eggs went into processed foods like sandwich fillings and salads. a few days ago the food standards agency said 21,000 eggs were affected. today that shot up to 700,000. sounds

the produce contaminated with fipranol, an insecticide which is banned for use in the food chain.ee months. and so i took the decision to kill the animals because it is really too expensive. the company which came to clean and treat the red lice with a so—called organic product really used fipranol. we have all been fooled by the seller. we are all a victim of him. he is not alone. more than 100 farms are affected in the netherlands too, although this one is in the clear. millions of eggs have now been pulled from supermarket shelves on the continent. the reason, fipranol may be popular for getting rid of fleas on pets but it can be dangerous to humans. here in the uk, we produce our own eggs but also import them. and some of the eggs from affected farms have ended up here as well. we're not talking about fresh eggs we buy off supermarket shelves. the affected eggs went into processed foods like sandwich fillings and salads. a few days ago the food standards agency said 21,000 eggs were affected. today that shot up to 700,000. sounds a lot but that is just .007% of all the eggs we

the produce contaminated with fipranol, an insecticide which is banned for use in the food chain. potentially massive scale. translation: you cannot put your eggs on the market for three months. and so i took the decision to kill the animals, because it is really too expensive. more than 100 farms are affected in the netherlands too, although this one's in the clear. and millions of eggs have now been pulled from supermarket shelves on the continent. the reason — fipranol may be popular for getting rid of fleas on pets, but it can be dangerous to humans. again but here in the uk, we produce our own eggs, but also import them. eggs, ubt also import them. and some of the eggs from affected farms have ended up here too. we're not talking about the kind of fresh eggs like these, that we buy off supermarket shelves. the affected eggs went into processed foods, like sandwich fillings and salads. just a few days ago the food standards agency said 21,000 eggs were affected. today, that shot up to 700,000. sounds a lot, but that's just 0.007% of all the eggs we eat every year. there's no r