Urgent recall of sausage products: warning of two items

Created: 09/03/2022, 08:34

By: Sophia Lother

There are currently warnings against the consumption of two meat products.

There can be serious health consequences.

Kassel – A current recall is causing a stir again.

Two meat products are affected.

After a popular Köttbullar item was recalled from Edeka only recently, consumers have to check their stocks in the refrigerator once again.

The new recall relates to meat products from the

Both a

and a

are currently being recalled.

There is a health hazard if consumed.

What consumers need to know now.

Recall of meat articles: Teewurst is recalled - also sold at a Hessian Edeka

The smoked tea sausage in the casing is being recalled because it cannot be ruled out that the product may contain listeria.

Customers should note the following key data:

According to the manufacturer, the Teewurst, which is being recalled, was sold in Hesse.

Accordingly, several butcher shops, but also an Edeka and a local purchase are affected.

Nahkauf is a sales division of the Rewe Group.

Meat items recalled: Meat Salad recalled

In addition to the Teewurst, a meat salad is also being recalled.

According to the manufacturer, there could be Listeria in both the 250 gram and 125 gram packs.

Customers should check the following details:

Meat salad and tea sausage are currently in a recall.

© Screenshot product recall butcher HAHN;

Mounting: red

The meat salad affected by the recall was also sold exclusively in Hesse – according to the manufacturer, both at a butcher and at two local supermarkets.

Sausage and meat salad recall: What is Listeria?

Listeria disease is caused by infection with the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes.

According to the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL), pregnant women, the elderly and people with a weakened immune system are particularly at risk.

These can develop serious illnesses with meningitis and blood poisoning.

Symptoms usually

after 14 days and are manifested by

.

In pregnant women, however, the unborn child can be harmed even if the mother has no symptoms.

The BVL strongly advises: “People who have eaten this food and

develop severe or persistent symptoms should seek medical help and point out a possible Listeria infection.

Pregnant women who have eaten this food should seek medical treatment and advice even if they have no symptoms.

For other people without symptoms, this does not make sense.”

Two meat products are currently affected by a recall.

(symbol photo) © Christoph Soeder/dpa

Recall of sausage and meat salad: what customers of meat products can do now

The manufacturer Metzgerei Hahn emphasizes that customers who have bought one of the products in question can return them to their place of purchase for a refund of the purchase price.

This is also possible without presenting the receipt.

If you currently want to make yourself comfortable on the sofa with a popular snack, you have to be careful: 20 types of chips are currently affected by a recall - an overview of all important key data for customers.

(slo)