Nationwide product recall at net. The “Schlemmerfilet á la Italia” can contain white plastic parts. Warn manufacturers and discounters.
- Discounter Netto is calling back its “ Schlemmerfilet á la Italia ”.
- The fish product was available nationwide.
- Manufacturer SeaGold warns of plastic parts .
Riepe-Ihlow - Netto is calling back its “ Schlemmerfilet á la Italia ” nationwide. Manufacturer Seafoods GmbH warned the discounter of possible foreign bodies in the fish product .
Net calls “gourmet fillet”: These batches are affected
The 400 gram packs ( batch number L9338 ) of the baked fish with an expiration date of December 2020 are affected. It cannot be ruled out that white plastic parts have gotten into individual packages, according to the Netto website. The relevant information can be found on the narrow side of the packaging.
Recall: “Schlemmerfilet” was available nationwide - net customers get their money back
The “ gourmet fillet ” was available all over Germany, but was immediately taken out of sale, reports the dealer. Customers who have already bought the product will get their money back on presentation of the empty packaging or receipt .
Discounters and manufacturers also warn against eating the fish anyway. They do not reveal the consequences of consuming them. No information is given as to how the packs with the plastic parts could be tried .
Other products from the manufacturer " SeaGold " and also " gourmet fillets " with different batch numbers and best before dates are not affected. For inquiries, Netto refers to its customer service hotline.
Recall for “gourmet fillet”: In December, Netto warned of meat products
It was only at the end of last year that Netto had to recall a meat product. The reason for this was even more unsavory. The "smoked loins" were suspected of Salmonella.
The topic of plastic apparently pursues supermarkets and discounters . Fortunately, the primary issue is not the contamination of food, but rather its packaging. More and more customers are taking care to avoid unnecessary plastic waste and retailers are also trying. For example, by adjusting the yoghurt lid, Netto wants to save 100 tons of plastic annually.
Nevertheless, Netto has had to deal with two PR disasters in the recent past. The new
The discounter's advertising campaign had an outcry
taken care of. Many considered the posters to be sexist.
Another report of concern was a ZDF report on net and industry colleagues Penny. In the quality test, the meat in particular did not come off well.
