Aldi Süd: disgusting find in a berry mix – "You should add it"
Created: 07/03/2022 17:31
By: Tobias Becker
Aldi Süd: A customer experienced a nasty surprise when she opened the frozen berry mix.
She reported the disgusting find to the discount giant, who reacted promptly.
Disgusting find at Aldi Süd!
It's not the first discovery in the last few days at the discount giant, but it surpasses what HEIDELBERG24 reported recently.
Two Aldi customers, who come from Bavaria and Saarland, complained about mold in the packaged goods.
A customer probably only discovered it after the first bite.
However, the new disgusting find sends a shiver down your spine.
This is reported by HEIDELBERG24.
Surname | Aldi |
|---|---|
Seat | Essen/Mühlheim an der Ruhr |
founding | 1946 |
founder | Karl and Theo Albrecht |
Aldi Süd: customer makes a disgusting find in a berry mix – beetle alarm!
After the nasty surprise on Facebook, Aldi customer Elena K. contacted Aldi Süd, who announced that they were throwing Russian items off the shelves.
She posted three pictures.
The first shows a frozen berry mix from All Seasons.
K. writes to Aldi: "Berry mix with sour cherries - I read the reference to possible cherry stones." A warning on the packaging indicates that a stone can slip through.
There is a risk of suffocation, especially for young children.
Aldi customer Elena K. found this beetle in a pack of frozen berries.
© Screenshot Facebook/ALDI SOUTH
The warning on the back was shown by the angry Aldi customer in picture number two.
She continues: “The indication that animals are also processed in the manufacturing plant is missing.
Should you add..." If you now look at the third picture, you will find out what Elena K. means: A deep-frozen beetle was probably in the pack of berries.
Between all the black and red berries, the crawling animal probably only caught your eye by chance.
Beetle alarm at Aldi Süd: Customer "pissed off" – this is how the discounter reacts to the disgusting find
While the customer is "pissed off" and one can hardly imagine what would have happened if she hadn't noticed the frozen beetle, Aldi Süd responded to the complaint on Wednesday morning.
"Of course this is very annoying and shouldn't happen," says Community Manager Irek.
He asks K. to contact customer service with the product data.
"The colleagues can then arrange for a review to be carried out by the producer.
You will also receive a detailed statement from them, ”continues the Aldi employee.
The Aldi customer will first have to digest the shock.
The next time she goes shopping, she will definitely take another close look at the food.
It is not yet known how the manufacturer will react to the uninvited appearance of the Beetle.
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