The Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of several batches of eggs as a precaution due to the risk of salmonella contamination. According to the information on the ministry’s website, these are eggs “Conad from free-range hens” with the following parameters: batch 4700609926 expiring on 31/08/2024; batch 4832759926 expiring on 01/09/2024; batch 4501159926 expiring on 05/09/2024; batch 4679409926 expiring on 07/09/2024; batch 4736619926 expiring on 09/09/2024; batch 4282789926 expiring on 12/09/2024; batch 4179019926 expiring on 14/09/2024; batch 4700609926 expiring on 31/08/2024; batch 4700629926 expiring on 31/08/2024; batch 4736619926 expiring on 09/09/2024; batch 4501159926 expiring on 05/09/2024; batch 4679409926 expiring on 07/09/2024; batch 4736619926 expiring on 09/09/2024; batch 4700609926 expiring on 31/08/2024; batch 4700629926 expiring on 31/08/2024; batch 4736619926 expiring on 09/09/2024.
28 recalls for different brands
On yesterday, Tuesday, August 27, twenty-eight recalls of fresh eggs from free-range farming sold under various brands were made, as a precaution, due to the risk of microbiological contamination, particularly from salmonella. The news was also reported on the Ministry of Health’s website in the dedicated section “Food product recalls by operators.” Among the brands involved are Cascina Italia, Smart (sold by Esselunga), Ovonovo, Delizie dal Sole (sold at Eurospin), Lactis (Parmalat), Latteria Chiuro, Gesco, Amadori, Conad, and Del Campo. The Ministry of Health’s website lists the numbers of the batches involved in the recalls by the producer, namely Cascina Italia Spa (establishment in Spirano, province of Bergamo). The recommendation is not to consume the product and not to throw it away but to “return the eggs to the point of sale where they were purchased.”