E. coli was found in salati and cosvilla, and eight times more mold than usual was found in Olivier. According to Mesh, the violations were detected in several areas: - In Moscow, bacteria were found in "Vitamini", "Caesar" with chicken and "Olivia" with sausage. Bezelnograd - in mimosa with pink salmon. In Saratov, there were complaints about tuna salad, chicken with quinoa, spaghetti Bolognese and rolls. - In Nalchik there is a sonic island in the "herring under a fur coat" pasta and the "Alfredo" pasta with chicken. Rospotrabendzor detected violations in October and issued warnings. - In Kotelniki near Moscow, a buyer contracted salmonellosis after eating eggs from a shipment from Vakusville. Tasteville replied to Mash that it does not agree with the claims regarding the six dishes: its laboratory tests did not reveal any violations. Deviations were found only in the tuna salad - it was removed from sale. Alfredo's pasta is still being tested, and further investigation will be done on the eggs. The company also promised to strengthen control over suppliers, including video surveillance in production facilities. In recent reviews, customers complain about sour tomatoes, an unpleasant smell from packages, spoiled chicken and salads, after which they have to run to the bathroom all day. In September, one of the customers was hospitalized after buying shawarma from a store; They also found E. coli in it, and they also promised to strengthen control over suppliers.

E. coli was found in salati and cosvilla, and eight times more mold than usual was found in Olivier. According to Mesh, the violations were detected in several areas: - In Moscow, bacteria were found in "Vitamini", "Caesar" with chicken and "Olivia" with sausage. Bezelnograd - in mimosa with pink salmon. In Saratov, there were complaints about tuna salad, chicken with quinoa, spaghetti Bolognese and rolls. - In Nalchik there is a sonic island in the "herring under a fur coat" pasta and the "Alfredo" pasta with chicken. Rospotrabendzor detected violations in October and issued warnings. - In Kotelniki near Moscow, a buyer contracted salmonellosis after eating eggs from a shipment from Vakusville. Tasteville replied to Mash that it does not agree with the claims regarding the six dishes: its laboratory tests did not reveal any violations. Deviations were found only in the tuna salad - it was removed from sale. Alfredo's pasta is still being tested, and further investigation will be done on the eggs. The company also promised to strengthen control over suppliers, including video surveillance in production facilities. In recent reviews, customers complain about sour tomatoes, an unpleasant smell from packages, spoiled chicken and salads, after which they have to run to the bathroom all day. In September, one of the customers was hospitalized after buying shawarma from a store; They also found E. coli in it, and they also promised to strengthen control over suppliers.