Salmonella bacteria discovered recall of supermarket salami

Salmonella Danger: Recall for salami from globe

The company Globus has started a callback for "Correct Salami". Salmonella was discovered in the product. These bacteria can cause diarrhea and other medical conditions.

Salmonella find in salami

Globus SB Warenhaus Holding GmbHCo.KG recalls "Correct Salami", 200 gram pack, with a best-before date of 16/12/2017 and the lot number / lot code: 1311. As the Federal Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety writes on its portal "Lebensmittelwarnung.de", the company had established a positive salmonella finding in the product during routine self-checks.

The company Globus calls back "Correct Salami". Salmonella was discovered in the product. These bacteria can endanger your health (Image: Eisenhans / fotolia.com)

Affected goods can be returned for reimbursement of the purchase price

"From the date of minimum durability, no goods are in the sale, further batches are demonstrably not affected," the company said in a customer information.

According to the information, no salmonella was detected by the manufacturer in investigations of the same batch.

"If you still have salami with the above mentioned best before date, you can return it for reimbursement of the purchase price in your globe market," it continues.

Bacteria cause gastrointestinal infections

Salmonella can be a cause of severe stomach / intestinal disease (salmonellosis).

The disease occurs several hours to days after infection and manifests itself mainly by sudden onset of diarrhea, abdominal pain, malaise, feeling cold and headache.

In some cases, vomiting and mild fever are added.

The symptoms usually disappear after a few hours or days.

For infants, young children, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems, fluid loss due to diarrhea and vomiting can be dangerous. (Ad)