A representative for Birmingham City Council has told just-food that, although there is no strict timetable, the investigation into the salmonella contamination of Cadbury chocolate products at its factory on the outskirts of Birmingham "is likely to be competed in weeks rather than months." The council's findings will help determine whether legal action will follow.
UK: Cadbury faces legal action as investigation gets underway
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