Attention! Jam recall at Aldi - there is a serious health risk when consumed. Katwarn also raises the alarm.
- Aldi * makes a jam product recall *.
- It cannot be ruled out that the affected spread contains dangerous pieces of glass.
- The discounter reports that consumption should be avoided as a precaution.
Essen - The discounter Aldi * has issued a recall * for the blueberry jam "Tamara" . The sweet spread may contain broken glass . "As a precaution, the article with the stated best-before date should therefore no longer be consumed," reports Aldi *.
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Aldi recall: Caution! Internal bleeding possible
Splinters of glass can cause serious injuries to the mouth and throat. Internal bleeding can also be triggered when consumed. Consumers should therefore urgently compare their product with the affected batch from the discounter Aldi-Nord *. This reports the portal produktwarnung.eu . Also Katwarn issues an appropriate warning.
# RECALL | #WARNING | DANGEROUS! 'Isolated # glass splinters' in #TAMARA blueberry # jam from #ALDI NORD cannot be ruled out https://t.co/XEZ7KdzZ59
- produktrueckprechen.de (@Rueckrufportal) June 12, 2020Buyers of the affected "Tamara" blueberry jam can return their sweet breakfast spread to Aldi-Nord and get their money back there.
Jam recall from Aldi: The jam with this expiration date should not be consumed
The affected batch is the "Tamara blueberry jam extra 370 grams" with a best before date from 09.17.21 from the supplier WL Ahrens GmbH & Co. KG. Other products from the supplier or "Tamara" blueberry jams with other shelf life dates are not affected, it says on produktwarnung.eu .
WL Ahrens GmbH & Co. KG has also set up customer service for consumer questions . Telephone: 0151 16171039 or via email to presse@ahrens-paderborn.de.
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