Urgent Marks and Spencer recall over Salmonella fears
Greencore has pulled multiple ready-to-eat products from shelves following the detection of Salmonella in pistachios. Customers are urged to check their fridges immediately as consuming the affected items can cause severe gastrointestinal illness.
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A serious food safety alert has been issued for several ready-to-eat Marks and Spencer products manufactured by Greencore, as fears grow over potential Salmonella contamination. The alert focuses on items containing pistachios, prompting immediate action from retailers and suppliers across the country to protect public health.
Anyone infected by the bacterium typically begins to show symptoms between twelve and thirty-six hours post-exposure, though this timeframe can stretch from six up to seventy-two hours. Affected individuals frequently suffer from painful abdominal cramps, fever, headaches, and diarrhoea that can occasionally turn bloody and require hospital treatment, posing a particular danger to infants, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
Shoppers who have purchased any of the implicated batches are strongly advised not to consume them under any circumstances. Retailers have been instructed to remove all affected goods from sale immediately and display prominent recall notices at their point-of-sale locations.
Anyone infected by the bacterium typically begins to show symptoms between twelve and thirty-six hours post-exposure, though this timeframe can stretch from six up to seventy-two hours. Affected individuals frequently suffer from painful abdominal cramps, fever, headaches, and diarrhoea that can occasionally turn bloody and require hospital treatment, posing a particular danger to infants, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems.
Shoppers who have purchased any of the implicated batches are strongly advised not to consume them under any circumstances. Retailers have been instructed to remove all affected goods from sale immediately and display prominent recall notices at their point-of-sale locations.
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