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Frequently Asked Questions about Easter Eggs

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BfRshort forGerman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment FAQ, 9 May 2018

No Easter is complete without colourful eggs. They are painted, hung up on branches, hidden and, of course, eaten. All the same, when blowing out raw eggs and storing boiled eggs, observing a few simple hygiene rules helps to avoid foodborne infections. The German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfRshort forGerman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment) has drawn up a few tips on how to enjoy Easter eggs without abdominal pain in the following FAQs:

Frequently Asked Questions about Easter Eggs

About the BfRshort forGerman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment

The German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfRshort forGerman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment) is a scientifically independent institution within the portfolio of the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMELshort forGerman Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture) in Germany. It advises the Federal Government and Federal Laender on questions of food, chemical and product safety. The BfRshort forGerman Federal Institute for Risk Assessment conducts its own research on topics that are closely linked to its assessment tasks.

This text version is a translation of the original German text which is the only legally binding version.