Totally Recalled: Prepared subs potentially contaminated with listeria
The product: Super Loaded Subs by Deli Chef
The UPC: 0 56040 37452 6
Best Before date: May 18
Establishment number: 318
The Details: Listeria may sound so 2008, what with salmonella and E. coli hogging the spotlight of late. But the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Les Aliments Deli Chef are warning people these pre-packaged subs may contain traces of the bacterium, which can lead to high fever, severe headache, neck stiffness and nausea, and is basically terrible for people with compromised immune systems. So far, no one’s reported any signs of illness from the sandwiches, which have been distributed in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. But that “super loaded” moniker? Probably not sounding quite so clever anymore. [CFIA]
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The product: Super Loaded Subs by Deli Chef
The UPC: 0 56040 37452 6
Best Before date: May 18
Establishment number: 318
The Details: Listeria may sound so 2008, what with salmonella and E. coli hogging the spotlight of late. But the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Les Aliments Deli Chef are warning people these pre-packaged subs may contain traces of the bacterium, which can lead to high fever, severe headache, neck stiffness and nausea, and is basically terrible for people with compromised immune systems. So far, no one’s reported any signs of illness from the sandwiches, which have been distributed in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. But that “super loaded” moniker? Probably not sounding quite so clever anymore. [CFIA]){kind=link}