New recall for a product contaminated by ethylene oxide, it is the Chef Nick gluten-free pizza and bread mix
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousThrough its website, Coop announced the recall of a product found to be contaminated with ethylene oxide. This is Chef Nick's gluten-free bread and pizza mix.
The preparation was produced by the company Rue Flambée Srl, in the factory in via Negrelli 18 in Paese (in the province of Treviso) and sold in packs of 400 grams in some Coop stores.
Only one lot is currently affected by the recall, it is:
- lot 160421 - minimum conservation term 16/10/2023.
The reason for the recall, as stated on the Coop website, is the "presence of ethylene oxide in an ingredient". Specifically, it is, as had already happened for other products, carob seed flour contaminated by the now well-known pesticide, which has already been banned for many years in the EU.
If you have purchased this product, check the lot and the expiration date and, if they match those of the preparation withdrawn from the market, immediately bring it back to the shop where you purchased it for a refund.
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Source: Coop
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