After pizzas, cheeses and chocolates, Silverswan soy sauce is suspected of being hazardous to health.
Soy Sauce Recalls Alert: Lately, the number of products taken off the shelves seems to have exploded. However, it must be put into perspective, because it is a common phenomenon.
In fact, it happens every day. However, between March and avrilmany items have been the subject of massive recalls, including these sauces.
Recall alert throughout France for soy sauce!
These include in particular chocolate children contaminated, boxes of Top Budget sugar and frozen Buitoni pizzas. The reason why these products were recalled is that they were found to be hazardous or potentially hazardous to the public.
The reason is the presence of a certain component or bacteria that can cause illness or poisoning. The most common is poisoning by salmonella, which can cause salmonellosis. In this regard, Europe has experienced 150 cases of salmonellosis as a result of the Kinder case.
Nouveau #ProductRecalldo not consume this soy sauce. #ReminderConsohttps://t.co/mNnx2GIVeZ pic.twitter.com/GevSDalwIm
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Silverswan Soy Sauce Recall
Beware, because another product just added to the already long list. This is Silverswan soy sauce. the product is suspected to contain a 3 mcpd contaminant.
You may have bought it because the soy sauce was on sale throughout France between January 17 and March 1, 2022. The product food was sold in one liter bottles. The government site Rappel Conso has provided all the information to identify the famous sauce.
The barcode 79809001624 Lot 2022017483 is displayed on each bottle. So check your cupboards and shelves. We never know !
Product recall: do not consume this soy sauce, distributed throughout France https://t.co/BYsE764Zou
– Midi Libre (@Midilibre) April 12, 2022
And don’t let the expiration date fool you. Even though it is marked August 16, 2023, the sauce is simply not edible or you will get sick.
Instead of taking that risk, the safest thing to do would be to destroy it or throw it away, taking care to empty the bottle. If it’s too much waste for you, bring it back. product at the store, regardless of the quantity. the supermarket will then reimburse you, even without a receipt.
More than 300 reminders per month
Between March 2021 and March 2022, the France has seen nearly 4,300 of its products recalled. This represents an average of approximately 350 reminders per month. An incredible figure considering that a month is only 30 days. Of course, the reasons for these recalls are diverse.
They may be due to a Wrong labelling, the presence of pathogens (listeria, salmonella, etc.) or hazardous materials (cobalt, glass, etc.). For example, the massive recall of ice cream across Europe since autumn 2020 was linked to the presence of ethylene oxide.
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Track all product recalls
Like hundreds of products are recalled every day, it is important to keep up to date with reminders. You can get a list of products recalled by consulting the government’s Recall Conso site.
This is indeed the most reliable source, since it comes from the government. On the site you will find detailed information sheets on all products recalled.
What are the risks involved?
It goes without saying that the products recalled are to be avoided. They can therefore no longer be consumed. As mentioned above, they are potentially dangerous, even fatal in some cases. Most often, the risks involved are chemical poisoning, the contraction of diseases or the ingestion of sharp objects such as glass.
In short, the risks are significant. Vigilance is therefore required, because it is your health and that of your family which is at stake.