Fake News Alert About Food Withdrawal and Animal Diseases. ANSVSA Message for Consumers
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The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) warns that false information is circulating in public space and social networks about alleged food recalls or withdrawals, as well as about outbreaks of animal diseases. The institution draws attention to the fact that misleading information may mislead the public and may cause unjustified concerns.
The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) has recently announced the circulation in the public space and on social networks of false information (fake news) about alleged food recalls or withdrawals, but also about the evolution of outbreaks of animal diseases, which may mislead consumers.
The National Veterinary Health Authority and the Food Safety Authority draw an alarm about the expansion of a disinformation campaign in the public space and on social networks. The institution's representatives warn that in the last period there has been intensive distribution of false news about alleged massive withdrawals of food from the shops and about the evolution that has been out of control [...]
Recently, there has been an increasing amount of fake news circulating in the public and on social media regarding food recalls and animal disease epidemics, the National Veterinary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) draws attention to this.
The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) has recently announced the circulation in public space and social networks of false information about alleged food recalls or withdrawals.
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