Do not eat this type of pasta: alert from the Ministry of Health

In these hours, the umpteenth alert from the Ministry of Health has begun. In fact, during these hours, a batch of pasta was removed: all the details.

The controls of the Ministry of Health on the products placed on the market do not stop. In fact, during these hours it was decided to collect a particular batch of pasta: all the details of the products withdrawn.

Details on the latest market withdrawal (via Pixabay)

The Italian government continues to monitor the products placed on the market to protect the health of its consumers. Indeed, the risks associated with contaminated food products are always numerous. Controls on these products are increasing both in Italy and in other European countries. As the Ministry of Health points out, the chemical risks linked to the contamination of food intended for retail sale are numerous.

On its website, the Ministry of Health, the operators of the sector (OSA) have the obligation to inform their customers about the non-conformities observed in the foods offered for sale. In addition, in the event of contamination or risk, they are required to withdraw the incriminated lots from sale. The OSA will also have to withdraw these products from the market, so let’s see what is the latest action taken by the Italian Ministry of Health. Let’s take a look at the latest product withdrawn from the market.

Food alert, the Ministry of Health withdraws a batch of Pizzoccheri: the announcement

Full details on the latest market withdrawal (via WebSource Screenshot)

During these hours, therefore, the Ministry of Health withdrew a batch of Pizzoccheri – Cooked gourmet preparation of the Viva la Mamma brand. In fact, the withdrawal happened due to the expiration of the product. On its official website, the ministry communicated all the details concerning the product withdrawn from the market. In fact, it is production batch number R652221019. While the factory identification mark is IT 1784 L CE.

The reason for the recall is believed to be the presence of the undeclared allergen lupine on the label. Consumers will have to return the product to the point of sale. For more information, contact the e-mail address and the number of the company in question. Retailers, meanwhile, will have to suspend the sale of the recalled lot and make it available to Viva la Mamma.

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