The manufacturer is recalling sausages with a dangerous bacteria, and supermarkets are warning consumers

Rakvere Meat Factory Issues Recall for Dried Sausages Sold in Supermarkets

Several supermarkets are initiating a product recall following the identification of contamination within dried sausages produced by the Rakvere Meat Factory. Prisma and Peremarket announced the recall last week, citing concerns regarding the presence of [Specify contaminant if known – otherwise state: “an unidentified contaminant”]. The affected product is the dried sausages manufactured by the Rakvere Meat Factory.

Consumers are being advised to immediately cease consumption of the recalled sausages. The recall follows a thorough investigation initiated by the Rakvere Meat Factory. The company has stated they are cooperating fully with relevant authorities to determine the source of the contamination and implement preventative measures.

Supermarkets across Estonia are participating in the recall process, with affected products being removed from shelves. Consumers who have purchased the sausages are urged to check packaging for the product code and follow instructions for returning the product to the point of sale. Authorities are continuing to investigate the situation and provide further updates as they become available.

Consumers with questions or concerns are advised to contact the Rakvere Meat Factory directly or their local supermarket for assistance. —

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