M.V.Wool has submitted its 2020 action plan to the Veterinary and Food Board (VTA), according to which the company is to temporarily shut down production altogether at the beginning of 2020 in order to facilitate a thorough cleaning of its facilities, the company announced on November 18.
According to the action plan, M.V.Wool is prepared to halt production for a period of up to three weeks at its Harku plant from January 15 and at its Vihterpalu plant from February 5.
The action plan indicates that the company is to inform its clients of the halt in production and the related suspension of the delivery of certain products for the affected period a minimum of one month in advance.
M.V.Wool supervisory board chairman Meelis Vetevool said that a more precise action plan would be determined after samples taken at its Harku plant on October 23 were sequenced.
A specific strain of listeria has been traced back and linked to the Harku plant of Estonian fish producer M.V.Wool. Last month it halted production at the plant for a period of two days in order to fully sterilize the plant. (ERR/Business World Magazine)
