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Lidl starts urgent recall for fish: Dangerous germs! Serious courses of illness are possible

2020-12-06T21:23:42.170Z


There is an urgent warning against consumption: Listeria were found in a fish fillets sold by Lidl. The discounter starts a large-scale recall. 


There is an urgent warning against consumption: Listeria were found in a fish fillets sold by Lidl.

The discounter starts a large-scale recall. 

  • Current recall *: The discounter

    Lidl

    is taking one of its

    products

    out of sale.

  • Fish fillets

    are

    contaminated

    with

    listeria

    , which

    can

    cause

    dangerous disease

    courses.

  • Lidl is

    launching a large-scale

    recall

    due to the increased health risk

    .

Kassel - In a product of

Lidl * -Sortiments

were

Listeria

detected.

Due to the high

health risk,

the discounter urgently warns of consumption and reacts with a

large-scale recall

*.

Two different grades of

fish fillets

that were sold nationwide by the discounter

are affected

.

Fish contaminated with listeria: Lidl starts a major recall

As reported by

Lidl Germany

, the product concerned is

fish fillets

with the name

“Nautica Rainbow Trout Fillets, 125g”

from the Danish manufacturer

“Agustson”

in the grades “Natural” and “Pepper”.

The fish fillets have the

identity mark DK 4566 EG

and were sold in the following federal states: 

  • Baden-Wuerttemberg

  • Bavaria

  • Hesse

  • North Rhine-Westphalia

  • Rhineland-Palatinate

  • Saarland 

+

Attention consumers: Lidl is recalling fish fillets due to listeria.

Consumption is strongly discouraged as there is a high health risk.

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According to the consumer portal produktwarnung.de, the product was not only sold in Germany, but also in Lidl branches in

Switzerland

and

Austria

.

As merkur.de * also reports, there is

an

increased health risk

for the consumer

due to

Listeria

, which is why the

discounter took

the item directly from the sale and urgently warns against consumption.

Only recently were

Listeria found in a cheese sold

at

Aldi

* and

Lidl

.

Recall: Listeria - Lidl calls back "Nautica Rainbow Trout Filets" https://t.co/nIMfbRQgm0

- Product Warning (@ Product Warning1) December 4, 2020

Fish fillets on call: Lidl warns against consumption - there is a high health risk

When

Listeria

is

bacteria

that when consuming the

infectious disease listeriosis

cause and

severe disease

can cause.

These include, for example,

gastrointestinal diseases

and

symptoms of a flu-like infection

, which can only be triggered after more than three weeks.

In the worst case, Listeria can

cause

life-threatening

blood poisoning

and

meningitis

.

What

is

particularly dangerous about

listeriosis

is that the disease usually initially

goes

unnoticed by the sick

, because the outbreak of the disease can drag on for up to eight weeks after ingesting the bacteria.

Especially with

babies, pregnant women

and the

elderly and sick people there

is a risk of

serious disease progression

.

Expectant mothers often do not notice an infection, but the listeria can lead to premature birth or even death of the fetus.

Fish affected by recall: Lidl customers can do that

Due to the

high health risk

,

Lidl

urges its customers to pay attention to the

recall

and

not to consume

the

fish fillets

under any circumstances.

Affected people can

return

the product in any

Lidl branch

and get the

purchase price reimbursed even without a receipt

.

(Alina Schröder)

* hna.de and merkur.de are part of the nationwide Ippen digital editorial network.

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Source: merkur

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