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Denmark – Salmonella in chicken kebabs
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Denmark – Listeria monocytogenes in meal salads
Delicate A/S is recalling coop Couscous Salad, coop Stone Age Salad and coop Organic Veggie Protein Salad, as Listeria has been found in the products. The products should be returned to the store where they were purchased or discarded.
Which foods are recalled
coop Couscous salad with hummus and green lentils
Net content: 200g
Best before: 29.07.2023
EAN code: 5704177011931
coop STENALDER SALAD with chicken and spinach hummus
Net content: 230g
Best before: 29.07.2023
EAN code: 5704177009167
coop ORGANIC VEGGIE PROTEIN SALAD with chickpeas and beans
Net content: 230g
Best before date: 29.07.2023
EAN code: 5700382854554
Sold in: Coop stores.
The bacterium Listeria monocytogenes has been found in the products. You can therefore become infected with Listeria bacteria if you eat the products. The symptoms can include flu-like symptoms, fever and headache and, in rare cases, gastrointestinal problems.
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration advises consumers to return the products to the store where they were purchased, or to discard them.
Delicate A/S, Greve Main 12, 2670 Greve
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Denmark – Lactic acid bacteria in soy-ginger dressing
Orkla Food Danmark is recalling soy-ginger dressing due to the risk of growth of lactic acid bacteria, which can give the dressing a sour taste.
What food
Beauvais Soya Ginger Dressing
Net weight 275 g
Best before date: 11.04.24
Sold in: Bilka, SuperBrugsen, Dagli’Brugsen, Føtex, Meny, Spar, Min Købmand, Kvickly, Netto
Why is the dressing being recalled?
There is a risk of growth of lactic acid bacteria in the dressing. Growth of lactic acid bacteria makes the product unsuitable as food.
What should you do as a consumer?
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration recommends that consumers return the product to the store where it was purchased, or discard it.
Who recalls the product
Orkla Foods Danmark A/S
Denmark Salmonella in medister, minced pork and minced ham
Himmerlandskød is recalling Frilandsmedister as well as minced pork and minced ham from Frilandsgris due to the discovery of Salmonella. The products should be returned to the store where they were purchased or discarded.
What foods
Medister of the brand Frilandsgris, 10% fat
Packages of 400 grams
Production date: 15.06.2023
Last date of use: 22.06.2023
EAN number: 5710238000899
Minced pork of the brand Frilandsgris, 8-12% fat
Packages of 400 grams
Production dates: 14.06.2023-16.06 .2023
Last use-by dates: 20.06.2023-22.06.2023
EAN number: 5705451650273
Minced ham from the brand Frilandsgris, 4-7% fat
Packs of 400 grams
Production dates: 14.06.2023-16.06.2023
Last use-by dates: 20.06.2022 3-22.06. 2023
EAN number: 5710238000882
Sold in: REMA 1000 stores nationwide.
Why are the products being recalled?
The company has, in connection with its own inspection, found Salmonella in the medister. Since the same raw material is included in the minced pork and minced ham, there is a risk that Salmonella is also present in these products. The symptoms of infection with Salmonella are diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, headache and possibly nausea and vomiting. The illness can last from a few days to several weeks.
What should you do as a consumer?
The Danish Veterinary and Food Administration advises consumers to return the products to the store where they were purchased, or to discard them.
If you experience symptoms in connection with consuming the products, you should contact your own doctor.
Who recalls the products
Himmerland beef
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Denmark – Insufficient heat treatment of ready-to-eat chicken tenderloin – possible bacterial contamination
HKScan Denmark A/S is recalling ROSE Stegt Barbecue Tenderloin, as there is a risk that the product has not been heat-treated sufficiently and may therefore contain disease-causing bacteria. The product should be returned to the store where it was purchased or discarded.
Updated on 23/05/2023 with new points of sale.
Recalled foods , Published: May 23, 2023
Modified 23 May 2023
Which product:
ROSE Stegt Barbecue Tenderloin ( see a picture of the product here )
Net content : 150g
Last date of use: 25.05.2023
EAN barcode number: 5760725234450
Sold in: Kvickly, SuperBrugsen, Dagli’Brugsen, 3654discount, Irma, Meny, Spar, Min Købmand, Let – Buy and Løvbjerg throughout the country as well as on Wolt and Nemlig.com.
Why is the product being recalled:
There is a risk that the product has not been sufficiently heat treated at the manufacturer. When the product has not been properly heated through, there may be bacteria that have not been killed and that can make consumers sick if they eat the product straight from the package.
What should you do as a consumer:
The Danish Food Agency advises consumers to return the product to the store where it was purchased, or discard it.
If you have questions about illness or symptoms, you must contact your own doctor.
Who is recalling the product:
HKScan Denmark A/S
Tværmosevej 10
7830 Vinderup
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Denmark – Salmonella in curry powder
Inter Dairy Food ApS is recalling Zergil curry powder as Salmonella has been found in the product. The product should be returned to the store where it was purchased or discarded.
Recalled foods , Published: April 18, 2023
Which food:
Zergil curry powder ( see a picture of the product here )
Net content: 60g
Best before date: 01.08.2024
Sold in: Special shops in Zealand.
Why is the food being recalled:
Salmonella has been found in the product. The symptoms of infection with Salmonella are diarrhoea, abdominal pain, fever, headache and possibly nausea and vomiting. The illness can last from a few days to several weeks.
What should you do as a consumer:
The Norwegian Food Agency advises consumers to return the product to the store where it was purchased, or to discard it.
If you experience symptoms in connection with consuming the product, you should contact your own doctor.
Who is recalling the food:
Inter Dairy Food ApS
Dalager 9
2605 Brøndby
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Denmark – Aflatoxin in popcorn corn
Nordic Food Partners A/S is recalling Rema 1000 popmajs ØKO, Salling ØKO Popcorn Majs and ØGO Organic Popcorn Majs, as an excessively high content of the fungal toxin aflatoxin B1 has been found in the products. The products should be returned to the store where they were purchased or discarded.
Recalled foods , Published: April 13, 2023
Modified April 14, 2023
Which foods:
Rema 1000 pop corn ORGANIC
Net content : 400g
EAN code: 5705830008961
Best before date: 13.02.2024, Lot number: 35068
Best before date: 13.03.2024, Lot number: 35183
Sold in: Rema 1000 stores throughout the country.
Salling ØKO Popcorn majs
Net content: 400g
EAN code: 5712874018955
Best before date: 13.02.2024, Lot number: 35068
Best before date: 14.02.2024, Lot number: 35068
Best before date: 14.03.2024, Lot number: 35183
Sold in: Bilka, Føtex and Salling stores throughout the country.
ØGO Organic Popcorn Corn
Net content: 400g
EAN code: 5712872348313
Best before dates: 14.02.2024, 20.02.2024, 09.03.2024, 10.03.2024
Lot number: 35068
Sold in: Netto and Basalt stores throughout the country.
Why are the products being recalled:
An excessively high content of the fungus toxin aflatoxin B1 has been found in the products. A health risk cannot therefore be ruled out if you eat the products. The decisive thing is that you do not have too high an intake of aflatoxin over a long period of time. So it is not the individual meal that is decisive, but rather intake over a longer period of time. Therefore, you will not experience acute symptoms if you have eaten the products.
Read more about aflatoxin here
What should you do as a consumer:
The Danish Food Agency advises consumers to return the products to the store where they were purchased, or to discard them.
Who is recalling the products:
Nordic Food Partners A/S
Ørslevklostervej 58A
7840 Højslev
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Denmark – Milk with a sour taste- Bacterial Contamination
Thise Dairy is recalling mini milk and skimmed milk from the brands Änglamark, Irma and COOP 365, as the products taste sour as a result of the growth of bacteria. The products are unsuitable as food and should be returned to the store where they were purchased or discarded.
Recalled foods , Published: April 14, 2023
Modified April 14, 2023
Which foods:
Änglamark mini milk, 1/1 liter
EAN: 5701975300922
Production date: 09.04.2023
Best before date: 20.04.2023 ( see picture of the date marking here )
Änglamark skimmed milk, 1/1 liter
EAN: 5701975300915
Production date: 09.04.2023
Best before date: 20.04.2023
COOP 365 mini milk, 1/1 liter
EAN: 5701975300953
Production date: 09/04/2023
Best before date: 20/04/2023
COOP 365 skimmed milk, 1/1 liter
EAN: 5701975300953
Production date: 09/04/2023
Best before date: 20/04/2023
Irma mini milk , 1/1 liter
EAN: 5718146420228
Production date: 09.04.2023
Best before date: 20.04.2023
Irma skimmed milk, 1/1 liter
EAN: 5718146420242
Production date: 09.04.2023
Best before date: 20.04.2023
Sold
in: Kvickly, Super Brugsen, Dagli’ Brugsen, Irma and COOP-365 stores all over the country.
Why the food recalled:
After several customer complaints about sour milk, the dairy has established that there has been a break in the cold chain. This means that there has been an opportunity for bacteria to grow in the milk, and this has made the milk sour and therefore unsuitable as food.
What should you do as a consumer:
The Danish Food and Beverage Agency advises consumers to return the products to the store, where they were purchased, or to discard them.
Who is recalling:
Thise Mejeri
Sundsørevej 62
7870 Roslev
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Denmark – Aflatoxin in pop corn
Midsona Danmark A/S is recalling Urtekram Popcorn, as an excessively high content of the fungal toxin aflatoxin B1 has been found in the product. The product should be returned to the store where it was purchased or discarded.
Recalled foods , Published: April 5, 2023
Which food:
Urtekram Popcorn ( see a picture of the product here )
Net content: 400g
EAN code: 5765228112533
Best before date: 25.07.2024
Sold in: Kvickly, SuperBrugsen, Løvbjerg and Helsam all over the country.
Why is the food recalled:
An excessively high content of the fungal toxin aflatoxin B1 has been found in the product. A health risk cannot therefore be ruled out if you eat the product. It is important not to have too high an intake of aflatoxin over a long period of time. So it is not the individual meal that is decisive, but rather intake over a longer period of time. Therefore, you will not experience acute symptoms if you have eaten the product.
Read more about aflatoxin here
What should you do as a consumer:
The Norwegian Food Agency advises consumers to return the product to the store where it was purchased, or to discard it.
Who is recalling the product:
Midsona Danmark A/S
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Denmark – Aflatoxin in popcorn corn
Biogan A/S is recalling organic popcorn corn, as an excessively high content of the fungal toxin aflatoxin has been found in the product. The product should be returned to the store where it was purchased or discarded.
Recalled foods , Published: March 28, 2023
Which food:
Biogan organic popcorn corn ( See picture of the product here )
Net content : 500g
Best before date: 01.10.2024
Sold in: Grocery and health food stores throughout the country and on webshops.
Why:
An excessively high content of the fungal poison aflatoxin was found in the product. A health risk cannot therefore be ruled out if you eat the product. It is important not to have too high aflatoxin content over a long period of time. So it is not the individual meal that is decisive, but rather intake over a longer period of time. Therefore, you will not experience acute symptoms if you have eaten the product.
Read more about aflatoxin here
What should you do as a consumer:
The Danish Food and Drug Administration advises consumers to return the product to the store where it was purchased, or to discard it.
Who is recalling the product:
Biogan A/S
Møgelbakken 3-5
8520 Lystrup
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