US EditionConso Reminder: These Grey Shrimps Sold at Metro and e.leclerc in France Could Contain Listeria
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Seafood platters, fresh salads, aperitifs: the grey shrimps often invite to the menu, appreciated for their iodized taste, especially in northern France and Belgium. A lot recently sold in large distribution is nevertheless targeted by a sanitary alert. Whole cooked grey shrimp trays, distributed at METRO and Leclerc d'Urrugne (64122), are recalled because of possible contamination by Listeria monocytogenes. Before cooking or serving them, it is…
Grey shrimps served with aperitifs, salads or on a seafood platter are among those little iodized pleasures that many buy without thinking about, especially from wholesalers or on a large surface. Food professionals as supermarket customers may currently have them in the refrigerator or freezer. However, a reminder has just been made to target cooked grey shrimps distributed at METRO and in a specific E.Leclerc store in Urrugne, due to contamina…
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