A food company in Denmark has been fined for not telling authorities about the detection of Listeria.
Agustson was fined DKK 80,000 ($12,400) by the Danish Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Agency. However, the business said there had been “no attempt whatsoever” to withhold information or act irresponsibly as the result was documented internally.
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