The Mercury Sunday Times More. However Acting Judge Robert Woods said limited controls and testing on imported frozen food meant harmful viruses could be present in goods such as frozen prawns before they reached the kitchen. They were among a group of 27 people diagnosed with Hep A after eating at the now-closed China Bowl Seafood restaurant at Coogee in 1997. A food inspector testified it had some of the worst hygiene standards he had seen. He dismissed claims by the plaintiffs and the restaurant against the suppliers and importers.
Damages are to be decided at a later date.
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