Salmonella risk Prompts Recall of Molino Spadoni Sausage at Coop Supermarkets
A precautionary recall has been issued for a batch of Molino Spadoni SPA brand sausage due to potential Salmonella contamination,impacting consumers in the Romagna and Marche regions of Italy. The recall, announced by the COOP supermarket chain on its “Safety Alerts and Recalls of food products by operators” portal, aims to protect public health.
The affected product is the “s sausage pass s/antib” – approximately 250g in weight – and bears batch number 161025. While the minimum shelf life is not specified in the recall notice, consumers are urged to check their purchases carefully.
The recall stems from a microbiological risk identified by the manufacturer. According to a statement, the presence of salmonella spp. necessitates the removal of the product from shelves. “As a precaution,” one consumer safety advocate stated, “individuals should refrain from consuming the sausage with the indicated lot number and expiry date.”
consumers are advised to return the affected sausage to their point of purchase – specifically, select coop Alleanza 3.0 supermarkets – or to the Food Hygiene and Nutrition Service of their local ASL (Local Health Authority). Alternatively, customers can contact Molino Spadoni’s customer care line at +345.7937178 for further guidance.
The sausage was produced by Molino spadoni SPA at its facility located in Coccolia, Ravenna, Italy (via Ravegnana n. 746). The company has initiated the recall to ensure consumer safety and prevent potential illness.
This incident underscores the importance of vigilant food safety protocols and proactive recall measures within the food industry. Consumers are encouraged to stay informed about product recalls and to prioritize food safety practices in their homes.
Why the Recall? Molino spadoni SPA initiated a precautionary recall of its “s sausage pass s/antib” (250g, batch 161025) due to potential Salmonella contamination discovered through internal microbiological testing. The contamination posed a health risk to consumers.
Who is Affected? Consumers in the Romagna and Marche regions of Italy who purchased the affected batch of Molino Spadoni SPA sausage from Coop alleanza 3.0 supermarkets are impacted. The recall specifically targets the identified batch number, urging consumers to check their purchases.
What is Being Done? Coop supermarkets announced the recall on its safety alert portal, and Molino Spadoni SPA is actively working to remove the product from shelves. Consumers can return the sausage to Coop stores or their local ASL for a refund or further guidance. The company’s customer care line (+345.7937178) is also available for assistance.
How Did it End? As of this report, the recall is ongoing. Molino Spadoni SPA has not released a statement regarding the source of the contamination or the extent of the affected product beyond the identified batch. the company is cooperating with health authorities to investigate the issue and prevent future occurrences. Consumers are advised to stay updated on further announcements from Coop and Molino Spadoni SPA.
