The Conad store in San Giovanni di Fassa (Trento) recalled the Zuegg brand jams as a precaution. It seems that the packaging has been tampered with, but the Zuegg company - which immediately filed a complaint with the authorities - has nothing to do with the tampering.
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She's on the alert for some branded jam packages Zuegg sold by a point of sale of the well-known supermarket chain Conad. Yesterday the shop in San Giovanni di Fassa (in the province of Trento) published an urgent notice, warmly inviting customers not to consume the products in question purchased in the last 2 days and to return them. The reason? It seems that the packages have been tampered with by someone and therefore are not safe.
“Anyone who has purchased Zuegg branded jam of any taste and weight in the last 48 hours is requested NOT to consume it and to return it to the store for replacement”, the DAO-CONAD group sales point said.
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At the moment there is no other information on the case, which the judiciary is investigating. To avoid consumer health problems, the supermarket chain therefore preferred to recall all jars of jam as a precaution. If by chance you bought them in the Fassa store, therefore, do not open them and bring them back to the store as soon as possible to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Zuegg distances himself from what happened and files a complaint with the authorities
It is good to clarify that the Zuegg company, which produces the jams subject to tampering, has nothing to do with what happened, rather it wanted to distance itself from the episode and immediately filed a complaint with the competent authorities to protect consumers. having
The same threat of tampering was sent to the DAO Group Distribution chain, and therefore we requested to carry out, as a precaution, the temporary withdrawal of our products from all points of sale in the chain. - informs the company - Zuegg reiterates that any tampering with its products is in no way attributable to the production and distribution phases managed by the company, nor to specific production batches. In this situation, Zuegg is one of the injured parties and is acting according to the indications of the Authorities and for the maximum protection of the consumer.
For any information or request for clarification on jams or other Zuegg products, you can contact the toll-free number 800-552970.
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Source: CONAD
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