Recall at Edeka, Rewe and Penny: Danger to health! This popular product is affected

Munich – The manufacturer "Zimbo" recalled an onion sausage. Salmonella may be present in the product. The "Zimbo spicy onion sausage 3x40g" has the expiry date 03.02.2019 and lot number L926012-14. The product has been distributed all over Germany. The sausage reached is sold, among others, to Rewe, Penny and Edeka.

According to a company press release, microbial contamination with salmonella was detected in a sample of the product. If you bought the sausage with the onion touched, you should not consume it. Consumption could have disastrous consequences in the form of salmonella poisoning.

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They can return the packaging to the supermarket where they purchased the product or send it to the following address: Bell Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG, Quality Management, Osterschepser Straße 40, 26188 Edewecht. The purchase price will be refunded.

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The page lebensmittelwarnung.de, which is managed by the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety, also reports Salmonella disease as follows: "Salmonella disease occurs a few days after an infection with diarrhea, pain abdominal and sometimes vomiting and mild fever.Complaints usually resolve after several days.In particular, infants, infants, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems can develop more serious illnesses. who have consumed this food and who develop severe or persistent symptoms should consult a doctor and warn them of Salmonella infection.There is no point in choosing preventive medical treatment without symptoms. "

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The national animal protection label should better inform consumers when buying meat

A new national label on animal welfare should provide consumers with better information on how animals are kept when buying meat. As Agriculture Minister Julia Klöckner (CDU) announced on Wednesday, the optional label should first apply to pork and show, for example, that the animals in the stable had more space as required by law. Animal rights advocates rejected the requirements, which were clearly too low.

In particular, a three-step mark is provided to inform about the keeping conditions of animals from birth to slaughter. In order to advertise with the label on the packaging, the suppliers impose on Klöckner stricter animal welfare requirements.

It was not until January that the food retail trade with Aldi, Edeka, Kaufland, Lidl, Netto, Penny and Rewe chains had their own breeding label.

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