Listeria: Hertha Ham and cheeses are recalled due to contamination.
At least 6 types of cheese are believed to be contaminated by bacterium which causes an infectious disease: listeriosis. \n\nThis infestation would concern type cheeses Brie And Coulommiers. \n\nListeriosis : this infectious disease can be treated with antibiotic treatment, but it can cause serious consequences in the pregnant woman. \n
Hertha ham contaminated with listeria: Product recall in progress
\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n#ProductRecall\nSuperior cooked ham - BROCELIANDE \n\nRisks: Listeria monocytogenes (causing agent of listeriosis) \n\nReason: Suspicion of the presence of Listeria monocytogeneshttps://t.co/igMoVtMTiu pic.twitter.com/UBQySOFb44
\n— RappelConso (@RappelConso) January 26, 2022
Details of Hertha and Broceliande Ham
\nAccording to the documentation provided by the official RappelConso website, the ham in question was marketed under the following references : \n- \r\n
- Product name: DD superior cooked ham manufactured without nitrite 4 slices, 200g. But also superior cooked ham Tea towel without antibiotics from birth 6 slices, 300g \r\n
- Brand: Brocéliande \r\n
- GTIN code 3700133916298 / Lot 01042180 / Expiry date 01/26/2022 and 01/27/2022 \r\n
- GTIN code 3700133916298 / Lot 01043738 / Expiry date 01/30/2022 \r\n
- GTIN code 3700133913563 / Lot 01042051 / Expiry date 01/28/2022 and 01/31/2022 \r\n
- GTIN code 3700133913563 / Lot 01043321 / Expiry date 02/02/2022 \r\n
- GTIN code 3700133913563 / Lot 01045204 / Expiry date 04/02/2022 \r\n
- Start and end date of sale: from 01/10/2022 to 01/20/2022 \r\n
- Health mark: FR 14 752 020 CE \r\n
Listeria: Suspected contamination of cheeses
\nHundreds of cheeses, ranging from Coulommiers At Brie brands Normanville And Graindorge of Lactalis group are suspected of being infected with Listeria, a bacteria that causes a severe infectious disease, listeriosis, an infection that is very treatable with treatment antibiotic, but which can lead to serious after-effects in certain cases. \n\nRead also: Pizza Buittoni affair: It has been confirmed that pizzas from the Nestlé group brand are contaminated by E. coli bacteria. Symptoms and risks\r\nListeriosis: mild infection in healthy people
\nIndeed, this infectious disease, listeriosis, is a generally harmless infection. Indeed, if individuals in good physical health are affected, they will only notice a few symptoms (more or less high fever, sometimes headaches, digestive disorders, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting), which will disappear with treatment with antibiotics. \n\nThere listeriosis, this infectious disease can appear after several days and even in some cases, several weeks of incubation. We can observe cases of Listeriosis or the person does not experience any symptoms. \n\nRead also: McKinsey Gate: Consulting firm prosecuted for aggravated money laundering of tax fraud\r\nListeria: danger for pregnant women and vulnerable people
\nWe must still deplore the consequences, even if they are rather rare, cases of serious forms. In fact, the listeriosis can be very virulent and cause severe complications in pregnant women and newborns, but also in individuals with an autoimmune disease (immunocompromised people) and therefore a weakened immune system and the elderly. \n\nThese repercussions can be neurological: the person suffering from listeriosis can trigger meningitis or encephalitis which can be life-threatening. \n\nRead also: The Reddit place that sets the web on fire!\n\nFor the pregnant woman, this is a complex case. The infectious disease may only present a simple temporary flu-like state and therefore go unnoticed. However, the risks can have very serious consequences for the unborn child: risk of abortion, premature birth, forms of septicemia generating severe respiratory distress in the infant shortly after birth. \n\nRead also: Kinder and salmonella: Kinder Surprise chocolates from the Ferrero brand are the subject of a massive recall in France and the United Kingdom\n\n\nArticles similaires
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