Organic company recalls popular spread - broken glass could be included

As a precaution, a popular organic product is recalled by its manufacturer, as there may be broken glass in it. A spread is affected.

• A manufacturer of numerous organic products recalled one of its articles on Friday.
• This affects the product "Zwiebel Schmelz" of the brand "Zwergenwiese".
• There may be a risk of broken glass.

Silberstedt - A spread is a quick and convenient solution to enjoy baked goods such as bread without time-consuming topping. But consumers should now take a closer look at their purchased spreads before eating them. There is an official recall from the manufacturer for a product of this type. Under certain circumstances, consumption could even become dangerous.

Recall: Dwarf meadow recalls organic spread - danger from broken glass

Zwergenwiese Naturkost GmbH , based in Silberstedt , recalled one of its spreads on Friday "in the interests of preventive consumer protection". The product “Onion Enamel” is affected, which is available in 250 gram jars . The reason: there may be fragments of glass in the glasses. There is a risk of injury to your mouth when consumed.

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The articles are offered in numerous organic supermarkets and health food stores throughout Germany. Dwarf Meadow specifically calls back the “Onion Enamel” glasses, which are labeled with the best before dates BBD 13.01.21 A , BBD 13.01.21 B and BBD 13.01.21 C. As the manufacturer reports, this information can be found on the top of the lid. Other durability labels are not affected, it is emphasized. The company provided information about the incident on its official website, among other things, and also asked produkterueckruf.de to publicize the recall:

# RECALL | #WARNING | #ZWERGENWIESE is calling the product ´Onion # Melt´ back on https://t.co/JL5OmTj4ze due to the possible risk of injury from glass pieces

Recall: "Zwiebel Schmelz" of the brand "Zwergenwiese" recalled

Customers can return the affected products where they bought the “onion enamel” . A receipt is not necessary to get the purchase price fully refunded. In its message, the company apologizes to its customers: “The quality and safety of our products are our top priority. We regret the incident and apologize to all customers for the inconvenience. "

Aldi has also started a callback. A popular frozen product is affected. A popular cheese maker also warned its customers - small organic parts can be in one of its organic grated cheeses.

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