Dozens of supermarkets in Europe report problems with refrigerators
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Several supermarkets across Europe reportedly experienced incidents involving refrigerators. According to a report from the Vietnamese news website Vietnam.vn, the refrigerators were at 70 degrees Celsius. Dozens of stores are said to be affected.
However, the report contains few details. It is not known which supermarkets were specifically affected, in which countries the incidents occurred, or what the cause was. It is also not yet clear whether any Belgian stores were involved. A temperature of 70 degrees in a refrigerator could have serious consequences for food safety, but this has not been confirmed either.
It is important to be cautious with information that has not yet been verified by reliable sources. As far as is known, official bodies, such as the Belgian Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FAVV), have not yet issued a comprehensive statement about these incidents.
Until more information becomes available, it is advisable to follow the news through well-known Belgian media and official channels. New reports may provide more clarity about what exactly happened.
Sources: Vietnam.vn
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