Jumbo Recalls Gorgonzola Due to Listeria Bacteria
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Jumbo is recalling a gorgonzola product due to the possible presence of Listeria bacteria. This concerns Jumbo Gorgonzola Dolce with best-before dates of September 3, 9, and 10.
Supermarket chain Jumbo is recalling two cheeses because they may contain Listeria bacteria. The recall concerns Brie and Gorgonzola from the house brand, the supermarket reports. Listeria contamination can have serious consequences.
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Jumbo is recalling brie because it may contain Listeria bacteria. Earlier on Wednesday, the supermarket chain already recalled Gorgonzola because that bacterium may be present in the cheese. In both cases, it concerns a private label product.
Jumbo is also recalling brie because it may contain Listeria bacteria. Earlier on Wednesday, the Veghel-based supermarket chain already recalled Gorgonzola because the bacterium may be present in the cheese. In both cases, it concerns a private label product. Regarding the brie, it concerns the Jumbo Organic Brie with a best-before date of September 1. Customers will receive a refund if they return the product to the store, even without a receip…
The Jumbo supermarket chain is recalling in Belgium its Jumbo brand Gorgonzola Dolce, which could be contaminated with Listeria bacteria. The measure was announced on Wednesday in consultation with the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (Afsca). The product concerned is the 200 gram plastic packaging Jumbo Gorgonzola Dolce, bearing EAN code 8718452637508. The lots concerned are 126G15, 126G20 and 126G22, with expiry dates fixed on 3…
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