Lot of known feta name withdrawn – Bacterium detected «Listeria»
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Lot of known feta name withdrawn – Bacterium detected «Listeria»

# Retrieving feta due to Listeria infection

EPET proceeded to recall a batch of feta known name, after the dangerous Listeria bacterium was detected. Listeria infection may cause serious health problems, especially in vulnerable groups such as pregnant, young children, elderly and people with a weakened immune system. Consumers are invited to check the products in their possession and avoid consumption. The ETUC Communication shall include details of the problem lot to be withdrawn from the market.

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Instead of birth benefits, build child care structures. ..
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Instead of birth benefits, build child care structures...

# The OECD suggests turning from benefits to child care structures

The OECD recommends that the Greek government change the mix of employment-stimulating measures, turning the resources from welfare policy into long-term measures. In a report presented in Paris, the Agency notes that despite its decline, unemployment remains high, while the employment gap between men and women is large. It proposes shifting costs from birth grants to childcare structures, more training instead of job subsidies, and strengthening paternal leave to increase female employment.

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Long-term energy crisis despite truce
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Long-term energy crisis despite truce

**Energy crisis: The Middle East truce does not solve the problem**

Despite the truce and the return of navigation to the Straits of Hormuz, the energy crisis is entering a long-term phase. Oil moves below $100 and gas below 50 euros per megawatt hour, but serious damage to Qatar's and Gulf countries' infrastructure limits supply. Europe faces a deficit in diesel and air fuel, dependent on over 40% of the Persian Gulf. In Greece the situation remains stable thanks to the diversification of supplies and the release of 2 million barrels from strategic reserves.

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e-EFCA and DYPA: Money in over 135,000 beneficiaries – Who will be paid by April 9
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e-EFCA and DYPA: Money in over 135,000 beneficiaries – Who will be paid by April 9

Within a three-day period, from 6 to 9 April 2026, e-EFCA and DYPA pay a total of EUR 97.5 million to more than 135,000 beneficiaries. On April 8, 107,000 worker builders receive 57 million for the Easter license, while 750 people receive single 17 million benefits. At the same time, the IPP has 8 million to 13,000 unemployed for unemployment benefits, 500,000 euros to 800 mothers for maternity benefit and 15 million to 14,000 beneficiaries of subsidised employment programmes.

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