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Ultra-frozen "Vegetable Mix with Corn", Freshona, 1000 grams, no matter the batch and the expiry date, can no longer be purchased.
The Belgian supplier Greenyard collected the frozen mullet "Mixture of vegetables with corn", Freshona, 1000 grams, regardless of the batch and the expiry date, on the suspicion of being contaminated.
The product concerned was sold in Lidl stores and, to ensure consumer protection, the hypermarket chain reacted immediately and withdrew the proceeds of the sale.
In this way, the item can be returned in any Lidl store and its refund will be insured even without the presentation of the purchase receipt, a note of information from the supplier, sent to the agency Lusa this Thursday.
"The reason for this collection is that it can not be ruled out that the article is contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, that Listeria monocytogenes can trigger gastrointestinal infections (listeriosis) and that the symptoms are similar to ", indicates the same note
In certain groups of people (pregnant women, young children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems), Listeria monocytogenes can cause more serious conditions and, taking into account the risks for health, customers
The note also guarantees that other frozen items sold in Lidl stores, especially the Freshona brand, from other suppliers, are not affected by this product and do not consume the product . this collection.
Finally, the Belgian supplier Greenyard apologizes to all the customers concerned by the inconveniences caused.
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