Attention risk of injury Recall for Edeka baguettes because of metal wire pieces

Recall at Edeka: Back-baguette could contain metal wire

The retailer Edeka has started a recall for bakery baguettes. It can not be ruled out that there is metal wire in the affected products. The baguettes were mainly offered at Marktkauf and Edeka.

Metal wire in individual products possible

The retailer Edeka recalls the article "EDEKA baguetterie stone oven baguette for ready-to-bake onion" in the 300-gram pack with the best-before dates from 15.08.2018 to 15.10.2018. According to a statement from the company, the goods were sold by Pandriks Bake Off B.V. produced. "The supplier can not rule out that metal wire is found in individual products," writes Edeka.

Edeka recalls the article "EDEKA baguetterie stone oven baguette for ready-to-bake onion" in the 300-gram package. The product could contain metal wire. (Image: edeka.de)

Purchase price will be refunded

According to the information, the Edeka product contains no foreign matter. Nevertheless, the goods were taken as a precautionary sale.

According to the announcement, the article was mainly offered by Marktkauf and Edeka.

"Consumers who have purchased the affected item will receive a refund of the purchase price in their stores, even without the receipt," says the retail group.

Foreign matter can not be excluded one hundred percent

Due to errors in the manufacturing processes, contaminants or foreign bodies in food products can occur again and again.

According to consumer advocates, foreign objects can not be completely excluded, even if surveillance should always be complete.

In addition to foreign bodies, contamination with harmful germs is a common reason for food recall campaigns. (Ad)