The Co-operative Food recalls mild chilli powder
Thursday 27 November 2008
The Co-operative Food has recalled all of their own-brand Mild Chilli Powder because of the presence of Salmonella Thompson. The Agency has issued a Food Alert for Information.
Product details
The products being recalled are:
- Co-op Mild Chilli Powder, 45g
All best before dates
- Co-op Mild Chilli Powder, 90g
All best before dates
No other Co-operative Food products are known to be affected.
The Co-operative Food has recalled the affected products from sale. Point-of-sale notices have been displayed at all their stores. These notices explain why the product has been recalled and advise anyone who has bought the product not to eat it and to contact the customer relations team on freepone 0800 0686 727 for a full refund.
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