QuickCheck: Were parasitic worms found in canned sardines seized in Johor?


WHEN it comes to food, it is always hoped that what is available is safe for consumption - and that includes being free of anything that could make people sick.

As such any news of tainted food tends to go viral easily, especially when the claim is that items such as parasitic worms were found contaminating it.

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