A Rewe customer recently made an absolutely unsavory find. In her salad she found something that definitely didn't belong there. The find is more reminiscent of a jungle camp.
- A customer made an absolute disgust in a salad from Rewe .
- According to her own statement, the customer “did not want to take part in the jungle camp”.
- Rewe already took a stand on the incident in Bonn .
Bonn - Almost everyone has found something in their food that definitely does not belong there. However, a young woman made a real disgusting discovery in her salad from Rewe . “I will definitely not buy any more salad from you,” wrote the indignant customer on Facebook . The find is reminiscent of one or the other exam from RTL's jungle camp and should not be found in any salad.
Rewe customer makes disgusting discovery in salad - "Didn't want to take part in jungle camp"
There was also a fly next to the mixed salad from Rewe - and it wasn't exactly small. As the picture of the customer shows, the already dead insect was in the middle of the salad and luckily it was discovered in time. The customer wrote: "I actually didn't want to take part in the jungle camp ."
The food manufacturer from Cologne promptly apologized to the young customer for the disgusting find in the salad : “We would like to apologize to you for this unsavory discovery. Of course, this must not happen, so we will inform the responsible colleagues immediately. "In addition, Rewe asks the customer to provide product details and the address of the Rewe branch concerned so that everything else can be initiated Packaging of a natural product such as lettuce, insects can sneak into a package - but it is definitely not a treat. (Tko)
Disgust found in salad from Rewe: customer experiences a personal "jungle camp" while eating
But not only Rewe has to struggle with the quality assurance of its products, the competition from Aldi * also occasionally has customers with horror finds. An Aldi customer was absolutely shocked by the contents of his tin can and a little girl found something in a freezer that could have been dangerous for the whole family. (* Merkur.de is part of the Ippen-Digital network)