A host of retailers have removed sandwiches, wraps and ready meals from their shelves following a salmonella outbreak. This includes: 🛒Pret A Manger 🛒Tesco 🛒 Marks & Spencer 🛒Waitrose 🛒Sainsbury’s 🛒Co-op 🛒Aldi
Scores of chicken-based sandwiches were recalled as well as other lunch-style products., Caffe Nero, Costa, Jamie Oliver deli by Shell, One Stop and Starbucks, with a full list now released.
Salmonella had initially been detected at the Cranswick processing factory in Hull during a ‘route internal inspection’.Other symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, chills and headaches.Traces of salmonella were initially found at a Hull processing plant The Food Standards Agency have warned people who may have bought any of the affected products, full list below, to return them.
A spokesperson said: ‘Our advice to consumers If you have bought the above products, do not eat them.and urged customers to return the items to their nearest store.
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