Recall of DMBIO Cashewm: Salmonella warning for families!

Recall of DMBIO Cashewm: Salmonella warning for families!

The DM-Drogeriemarkt has launched a nationwide callback for the "DMBIO Cashewm Himberere" product (GTIN 4067796070040). The background to this recall are proven salmonella that were found in official investigations. These dangerous bacteria are suspected of connecting diseases in small children in Germany and Austria, as reported [bnn.de].

All products with best -preservation data (MHD) up to and including April 28, 2026 are affected. The recall was made public on May 26, 2025, and customers are urgently asked not to consume the product. The consumption of food stressed with salmonella can cause serious symptoms, including diarrhea, headache and abdominal pain, discomfort, vomiting and slight fever. Infants, toddlers, older people and people with a weakened immune system are particularly at risk that can develop more severe disease courses. Customers who notice symptoms after consumption should see a doctor immediately, according to the recommendations of [dm.de].

return and reimbursement

The consumers concerned can bring the product back into the DM markets, whether unopened or opened. The purchase price will be reimbursed. The DM service center is available for any questions, which can be reached at the free telephone number 0800 365 8633 and by email (service center@dm.de). The opening times are from Monday to Saturday between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.

The MHD can be found on the edge of the product. Customers are also pointed out to pay attention to products when purchasing in the future, which are incorrectly considered to be safe, especially with regard to known health risks.

Important information for consumers

product warnings and recalls are unfortunately not rarity. Food is often affected that have to be called back for health reasons. Consumers can find information on current warnings on the portal [consumer center.de], which represents a central point of contact for all product recalls in Germany. The portal is operated by the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety as well as the federal states.

The portal recently experienced some improvements that enable users to automatically be informed about current warning messages. There are also new search and filter functions that provide targeted information on allergens or specific product categories such as baby food.

Experts recommend checking the websites of food producers and the corresponding warning portal regularly in order to be informed about possible risks in good time. Companies are legally obliged to inform the public and authorities in health risks.