Following a meeting with the UK government's food watchdog, the Food Standards Agency (FSA), and environmental health officers, Cadbury has now agreed to undertake 'remedial action', which will involve changing cleaning regimes in the plant and stepping up testing for a wider range of products. Cadbury's failure to follow hygiene rules on testing, which came into effect on 1 January this year, serves as a warning to other processors who may also have been tardy in making sure the new system is in place at all their plants. In a statement, Cadbury Schweppes said it was "moving to a protocol in which any product evidencing contamination is destroyed."