Listeria Alert in a Cooked Ham Sold in Spain: Don't Eat It!
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The Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (AESAN) has issued a new food alert for the presence of Listeria monocytogenes in a cooked ham of the Urkabe brand, marketed in Spain. The body recommends that consumers have at their home any of the affected products that do not consume it.
The product concerned is of the brand name Urkabe, 175 grams container, with batch number 61027 and expiry date of 26 November
The Spanish Food Safety and Nutrition Agency asks that the product not be consumed, initially distributed in four regions, and recommends to see the doctor if symptoms compatible with the infection appear
The company has implemented the protocols for the withdrawal of the product from the market and the majority of the product has been recovered, but it cannot be ruled out that there are small quantities in households.
The Directorate of Public Health and Addictions of the Basque Government has activated an alert after having detected the presence of the bacteria listeria monocytogenes in a batch of cooked ham of the brand guipuzcoana Urkabe.
The company concerned has implemented the protocols for the withdrawal of the product from the market and the majority of the product has been recovered, but it cannot be ruled out that there are small quantities in households.
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