Attention for this snack: Call back at Rewe and Edeka: There is an acute health risk. Whoever eats the pizza snails can injure themselves.
- Recall from Rewe and Edeka for risk of injury and health
- Pizza snails , which may contain plastic particles, are sold in supermarkets
- The manufacturer Dermaris GmbH calls on customers to exchange the frozen product.
- The Pizza snack should be consumed under any circumstances.
Kassel - call back to Rewe and Edeka : plastic could be contained in the pastry snack . It is better to check right away whether these pizza snails are in your freezer.
Because if you like to eat pizza snails, you should avoid it. The product of Dermaris GmbH could cause injuries. Therefore, the company has started a recall of the frozen product.
Among other things, Edeka and Rewe also sold the snails. The case is part of an inglorious list. Because products repeatedly violate hygiene standards and are harmful to health . This happened recently when Aldi recalled frozen prawns.
Rewe and Edeka: Recall - These pizza slugs can be harmful to your health
“It cannot be ruled out that there are small, white plastic particles in the product. As a precaution, the above-mentioned article with the above-mentioned best before date should therefore no longer be consumed, ”announced Dermaris GmbH.
The " Dermaris Pizza Snails Salami 270g" are affected by the recall .
Recall of pizza snails from Rewe and Edeka: Snack can contain plastic
This affects the batch 3022004 with the best before date 07/06/2020 . The supermarkets Edeka and Rewe have sold the pizza snails and are affected by the recall , as reported by the consumer portal "food warning". "Product Recalls" had therefore also written a Twitter post.
# RECALL | #WARNING | # Contamination by small plastic particles in #DERMARIS #Pizzaschnecken Salame cannot be excluded https://t.co/Oi4bm4QITS
- produktrueckprechen.de (@Rueckrufportal) April 17, 2020Rewe and Edeka: recall - customers should exchange pizza slugs
All customers who bought the pizza snack from Edeka and Rewe should not eat it and exchange it because of the recall from the supermarkets.
Foreign matter of any kind, whether metal, broken glass, glass splinters, wood and plastic splinters can cause serious injuries in the mouth and throat and internal injuries or bleeding . So there is an acute health risk for customers. The purchase price will be refunded in full.
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Rewe and Edeka: recall - the data of the affected pizza snails
It is unclear how the plastic parts could get into the pizza snails and whether the substance is toxic. The manufacturer has not given any information in the recall .
- Product: " Dermaris Pizza worm salami "
- Contents: 270g
- Batch number: 3022004
- Best before date: 07.05.2020
- Sold by: Edeka and Rewe
Rewe and Edeka: Recall - The pizza snails were sold in these federal states
The " Dermaris Pizza Snails Salami " were sold by Edeka and Rewe in the following federal states - there the exchange is possible because of the recall . Hesse and Lower Saxony are also affected.
- Baden-Wuerttemberg
- Bavaria
- Berlin
- Bremen
- Hesse
- Mecklenburg-West Pomerania
- Lower Saxony
- North Rhine-Westphalia
- Rhineland-Palatinate
- Saarland
- Saxony
- Saxony-Anhalt
- Schleswig-Holstein
- Thuringia
Food scandals: a look back at recalls in 2019
There have been a number of food scandals and recalls in the past year . Supermarkets such as Rewe , Edeka , Aldi and Lidl were affected. An overview of some recent incidents.
In January 2019, Bell Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG recalled a “Zimbo” onion sausage. One sample was found to be contaminated with Salmonella . With poisoning, customers can suffer from diarrhea, abdominal pain and vomiting.
Aldi recall: hard cheese contained chips of wood - three people died of Wilke sausage
There was also another recall in March 2019 . Wood chips were contained in a hard cheese. The cheese was sold at Penny . There was an Aldi recall in July 2019. “Trader Joe's” fried onions contained pieces of metal in some packages.
In October 2019, it turned out that listeria was repeatedly found in the sausage from the meat manufacturer "Wilke". In healthy people, the bacterium can cause flu-like symptoms. If you have a weak immune system or are pregnant, you can even die from it. So there was a recall . So far, three people have died of the sausage. "Wilke" has filed for bankruptcy.
By Moritz Serif
