«Vomiting», «Diarrhoea Sometimes bloody»... Frozen Flat Parsley Sachets Sold at Picard Recalled
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The recall refers to parsley bags marketed between July 31 and September 23 in Picard stores across the country.
Sold by the Picard Frozen Specialist, lots of cut flat parsley are the subject of a consumer recall because of the presence of Escherichia coli shiga toxinogen (STEC). A bacterium that can cause vomiting and in some cases bloody diarrhea. The government site Reminder Conso has issued a product recall notice regarding frozen cut flat parsley, sold by Picard. The presence of Escherichia coli shiga toxinogen (STEC) would be the source of this recal…
A simple sachet of frozen cut flat parsley Picard has just dropped into the risk category. A new reminder raises serious questions about what you left at the bottom of the freezer. The post Reminder conso: Picard removes these frozen aromatic herbs, contaminated with E.coli, no longer consume them appeared first on aufeminin.com.
A simple bag of frozen flat parsley Picard finds itself in the heart of an alert to E. coli. Here is what you need to check urgently in your freezer. The post Reminder conso: at Picard, these frozen aromatic herbs contaminated with E. coli, do not consume them appeared first on Marie France, women's magazine.
The government site Reminderconso issues an alert for a reference of flat parsley sold in Picard frozen product brands. The cause: the presence of the bacterium Escherichia coli shiga toxinogen (STEC), which can cause gastric pathologies. Voice what you need to know.
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