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Al Burj Halwa Pistachio Recall Overview:
- Who: Village Quality Products has recalled some of its Al Burj Halwa Pistachio products.
- Why: Salmonella was found in the recalled pistachios.
- Where: The recall is effective in England, Scotland and Wales.
The Food Standards Agency is notifying consumers that certain Al Burj Halwa Pistachio products have been recalled due to salmonella contamination.
Village Quality Products is recalling 400g and 800g pack sizes of Al Burj Halwa Pistachio with a production date of 7 February 2021 because salmonella was found in the product. The production year can be found on the product’s lid.
Salmonella symptoms may include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
If you purchased the recalled Al Burj Halwa Pistachio products, do not eat them. You can return them to the store from which they were purchased to receive a full refund. No receipt is needed for a refund.
Al Burj Halwa Pistachio recall notices will be displayed in stores that sell the products. These recall notices will explain why the product has been recalled and what customers should do if they purchased the recalled products.
For more information about the Al Burj Halwa Pistachio recall, contact Village Quality Products on 02085313688 or email admin@villageqp.com.
Al Burj Halwa Pistachios May Contain Salmonella
Salmonella is a type of bacteria that can cause food poisoning. Pork, chicken, eggs and dairy products can carry salmonella bacteria. If fruits and vegetables come into contact with livestock, manure or untreated water, they may become contaminated with salmonella.
To prevent the spread of salmonella, people should wash their hands and clean kitchen equipment thoroughly. Salmonella can be spread by contact with sick animals or people with diarrhoea.
Salmonella symptoms generally develop 12 to 72 hours after a person is infected, and the illness generally lasts four to seven days. Individuals with severe or prolonged salmonella symptoms should consult a doctor.
Alesto Californian Pistachios Also Recalled For Salmonella Risk
Village Quality Products is not the only company to recall pistachio products due to potential salmonella contamination. Lidl GB recently recalled some of its Alesto Californian Pistachios Roasted & Salted products because they may have been contaminated with salmonella.
The Lidl recall includes 200g packs of Alesto Californian Pistachios Roasted & Salted with batch code LP200N22004 and a best-before date of 4 Oct. 2022.
Consumers who purchased the recalled Lidl pistachios should not eat the product. Instead, they should return the recalled pistachios to a Lidl store for a full refund.
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