Salmon salad recalled by Aldi Nord

Aldi Nord warns of salmonella in salmon salad

05/10/2012

As the discounter Aldi Nord informed on its website, is the salmon salad of the Dutch manufacturer „Johma Salades B.V.“ possibly burdened with salmonella. The bacteria can cause severe gastrointestinal disorders.

Salmon Salmon Salmonella in Lower Saxony and Bremen on sale
Discounter Aldi Nord recalls its salmon salad. „Please bring the product salmon salad, 150 g of the manufacturer „Johma Salades B.V. "back to our stores, the purchase price will of course be refunded to you“, Join the company on its website. As the manufacturer informed, could „contamination of the product with salmonella can not be excluded“.

The salmon salad was sold in Lower Saxony and Bremen. For the time being, the trade in the product will cease. „In the interests of the safety and health of our customers, it is not recommended to consume this product, "writes the discounter. „Salmonella can be harmful. Especially in pregnant women, infants and persons with weakened immune systems can occur as a result of the consumption of the product serious diseases“, warns Aldi Nord. Other products are not affected.

Salmonella causes gastrointestinal diseases
Recalls due to salmonella, such as in Aldi Süd's Katenschinken in July, should not be taken lightly. If food from the sale is recalled, the consumption of the products is urgently waived, as threatening serious gastrointestinal diseases.
In salmonellosis-induced salmonellosis sufferers initially complain of abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting, and diarrhea. Often followed by a vomiting diarrhea. Patients should be sure to see a doctor, as not only threatens dehydration due to the loss of fluid and salt, but also serious circulatory problems, cramps and, in the worst case, kidney failure. Salmonellosis can also promote the development of typhoid fever. Especially pregnant women, children and people with immunodeficiency are at risk. (Ag)