Bama is recalling a wide range of pre-packaged kale salads, wraps, and burritos distributed across Norway after tests revealed pesticide levels exceeding permitted limits. The recalled items carry best-before dates ranging from October 2 to October 8, 2026, and consumers are urged to discard them immediately.
National Product Recall Covers Major Norwegian Grocery Chains
The withdrawal affects items sold nationwide through multiple retail networks, including REMA 1000 and NorgesGruppen’s store concepts like KIWI, MENY, Spar, Eurospar, Joker, and Nærbutikken, alongside Bunnpris locations. Distribution also extends beyond traditional supermarkets into kiosks, gas stations, and home-delivery services operating across Norway.
Company officials confirmed that the nationwide sweep was initiated following the detection of a pesticide concentration above regulatory thresholds in the leafy greens. Production batches affected by the decision carry expiration dates spanning a single week in early October.
Full List of Recalled Salads, Mixes, and Convenience Meals
- Grønn & Frisk Grønnkål 150 g (best before October 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8, 2026) sold at NorgesGruppen
- Grønn & Frisk Grønnkål Mix 300 g (best before October 3 and 6, 2026) sold at NorgesGruppen
- Ferdig Preppa Grønnkål 150 g (best before October 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8, 2026) sold at Rema 1000
- Ferdig Preppa Grønnkål Mix 250 g (best before October 3, 4, and 6, 2026) sold at Rema 1000
- Ferdig Preppa Nudelsalat Kylling 265 g (best before October 7, 2026) sold at Rema 1000
- R Burrito Pulled Pork 225 g (best before October 2 through 7, 2026) sold at Rema 1000
- Street Burrito Kylling Mex (best before October 2 through 7, 2026) sold at various outlets
- Street Pasta Ost og Kylling (best before October 6 and 7, 2026) sold at various outlets
- Street Wrap Grønn crunch (best before October 2 through 7, 2026) sold at various outlets
- Street Pasta Ost og Skinke (best before October 6 and 7, 2026) sold at various outlets
Immediate Action Required for Affected Shoppers
Logistical teams are working to remove the remaining inventory from store shelves across the country. Anyone who has purchased any of the listed items is advised to throw them away rather than consume them. Customers seeking further details or guidance can reach out directly to the company’s consumer service department.