British Online News Report on Fear of Terrorist Attacks Using Food

A British online news report raises concern of an ISIS fueled terror attack through the contamination of food in grocery store.

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ISIS tells its fanatics to poison food in Western supermarkets after testing the method on its prisoners in Iraq

• ISIS leaders are reportedly planning on poisoning food in UK and U.S. shops 
• Used prisoners in Mosul, Iraq as guinea pigs to test poisons in foodI
• Details of their 'tests' uncovered when Mosul was liberated this year 

By Sara Malm for MailOnline

Published: 15:30 BST, 6 September 2017  | Updated: 18:31 BST, 6 September 2017

Islamic State leaders are reportedly asking its followers to carry out terror attacks by poisoning food in Western supermarkets.

ISIS fanatics could be targeting British and U.S. shops after the terror group perfected their methods using Iraqi prisoners as 'human guinea pigs'.

The details of the 'food poison tests' were uncovered in Mosul, Iraq, after the city was liberated from ISIS earlier this year. 

It is now feared that the ways of contaminating food could be used on a larger scale in attacks on the West, according to the Italian news agency ANSA. 

It would not be the first time ISIS followers have sought to spread terror and death by using everyday objects as weapons. 

In recent years, several deadly terror attacks have been carried out using large vehicles and cars, driving into crowds of people in public spaces. 

Just last month, 13 people died and some 130 were injured when Islamist terrorists drove a white van down Barcelona's popular shopping street Las Ramblas. 

Earlier this week, a two-year-long investigation by a British journalist  found that ISIS had been social media to find young, impressionable Muslims to carry out an attack in London.

A reporter working for BBC Inside Out posing as a 17-year-old living with his parents was told by ISIS recruiters as early as July last year to target London Bridge with a ‘truck, axe, anything can work’.

Eleven months later, three terrorists used a rented van to mowed down pedestrians on the famous bridge, before stabbing Saturday night revellers, killing eight people before being shot dead by police.