
Around 13% of service stations in France are experiencing fuel supply difficulties, mainly in the TotalEnergies network, while lardons sold in U supermarkets are being recalled due to contamination with staphylococcus aureus which can cause gastrointestinal problems.
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The French government is monitoring fuel supplies in the face of market tensions, while Rappel Conso issues health alerts on food products posing a risk to public health.
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Around 13% of service stations are currently experiencing fuel supply difficulties, according to the government, which specifies that “90.8% of out-of-service stations belong to the TotalEnergies network”.
Bacon sold in U supermarkets recalled for staphylococcus aureus infection
Food infections caused by these bacteria result in “gastrointestinal disorders (mainly vomiting)”, “appearing in the hours following ingestion and generally disappearing quickly”, indicates Rappel Conso.

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