Call back at Norma: Salmonella risk in cauliflower cheese talers!

Call back at Norma: Salmonella risk in cauliflower cheese talers!

Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland - The discounter Norma has started a recall for a frozen product that is associated with salmonella. The st. Alpine Austrian cauliflower cheese-Taler in the 300 gram pack, which are made by Weinbergmaier GmbH . The product was sold in all branches in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate . Juicy cauliflower cheese taler are not only a popular snack, but could also hide health risks.

The recall campaign was triggered because it cannot be ruled out that salmonella are in the product. These bacteria can cause serious food infections that cause symptoms such as diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and fever. toddlers, seniors and people with a weakened immune system are particularly at risk. Customers should never consume the product and can return it in any Norma branch without receipt. The purchase price will be reimbursed how ruHR24.de reports.

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The symptoms of salmonella infection can usually subside themselves after several days. In the event of severe or persistent complaints, experts advise you to see a doctor and point out a possible infection. Similar recall actions were also caused for other products such as a organic product from DM and certain types of cheese from super biomarks, which shows that contamination from bacteria can often occur in food, as well as t-online.de

In order to better protect consumers, manufacturers are legally obliged to recall products that do not meet food safety requirements. Information on current warnings and recalls are also available on the platform Food Warung.de (BVL) is operated. The latest functions enable consumers to receive automatic notifications through new warnings.