Two women died within days of each other at the Manchester hospital after eating chicken mayonnaise sandwiches they were served on wards
The source of a listeria outbreak involving the death of two women was traced to a food processing firm supplying meat for chicken mayo sandwiches for NHS patients, an inquest has heard. Retired nurse Beverley Sowah, 57, and mother-of-five Enid Heap, 84, were given the sandwiches on successive days while they were patients at Manchester Royal Infirmary in 2019.
READ MORE: Two Manchester Royal Infirmary patients died from listeria after being served chicken mayo sandwiches in hospital Ms Potter said that after investigations, the source of the listeria was thought to have originated in the cooked chicken supplied to the GFC by NCQF, based in Salford. The Good Food Chain, based in Stone, Staffordshire, made up to 40,000 sandwiches a day, supplying around 70 hospitals.
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