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CAP-TOWN – Woolworths Announces Recall of Frozen Salt Rice Mix Due to Listeria's Concerns
We Recall Our Frozen Salt Rice as a Precaution; If you purchased the product, return it to the store for a full refund.
More information: https://t.co/He1iGKogZK– Woolworths SA (@WOOLWORTHS_SA) July 11, 2018
The sweet corn sweet rice blend that has apparently been imported from the Greenyard plant, that may have been the source of a Listeria outbreak in Hungary.
Woolworths said the recall was a precaution after a comprehensive recall was issued by the Hungarian Food Safety Agency.
The food company said in a statement that food security is of critical importance to Woolworths and that they take very seriously all issues regarding the production of their food.
On Twitter, consumers showed their indignation with #Woolworths. 19659007] Here is what they had to say:
Ko Woolworths. pic.twitter.com/RWvRvOPa3v
– Dorah Pearls (@ Dorah25) 11 July 2018
I have Juice, water and yoghurt should I make them? ?
– Bongz Axelrod??????? (@GratefulBongz) 11 July 2018
All the best during this period @WOOLWORTHS_SA pic.twitter.com/nuzSFFxVZr [19659003] ] – Simone Dias (@simmydias) July 11, 2018
Oksalayo headlines say that Woolworths rice is not Shoprite rice ???
– Miss Tisani ( @EzamaCirha) July 11, 2018
You guys are dodgey AF
– SaneleNX (@ Sanele34221710) July 11, 2018
Woolworths is expensive for Nothing.?? @WOOLWORTHS_SA
– Nontando (@ Nontand56498947) ] July 11, 2018
Why does @WOOLWORTHS_SA import listeriosis from Europe in the form of rice? with mixed vegetables (corn, carrots and peas)? What is the problem with South African products? I'm so much more Woolies ?
– Sister Leader (@kaybadwale) July 10, 2018
I'm just shocked to see even ukuthi Woolworths bring imported food so where is the food grown here # WakeUp pic.twitter.com/2V8aSaYEmN
– Thato Xulu (@JahXulu) July 11, 2018
Woolies recalls frozen rice as a precautionary measure against the Listeria epidemic in Hungary and all I want to know is …
Who the hell is buying frozen rice? ?
– Robyn Porteous (@RobynPorteous) 11 July 2018
#Ricesteriosis is the killer
– mario (@afrimario) 11 July 2018 [19659004] The The company added that none of its other frozen corn or corn products would be affected.
So far, since the outbreak of Listeria hit SA, more than 200 people including 80 babies have died
. Company facilities in Polokwane and Germiston that produced charcuterie, including the beloved Woolworths salami sticks
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