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Recall notice

Eroski, Alteza and Bon Preu Mushroom Croquettes recalled due to Plastic Fragments

1 year ago •source www-aesan-gob-es.translate.goog • details

The Spanish Agency for Food Safety and Nutrition (AESAN) has reported a possible presence of plastic fragments in frozen mushroom croquettes from EROSKI, ALTEZA, and BON PREU brands. The alert affects consumers in several regions of Spain. The products have been distributed in Andalusia, Castilla - La… See more

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Food Recall Eroski, Alteza and Bon Preu Mushroom Croquettes recalled due to Plastic Fragments The Spanish Agency... photo #1
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