“The manufacturer JERMI Käsewerk GmbH informs about the withdrawal of the product” Milbona “Ziegenrolle approx. 100 g with an expiry date of 06.11.2020, batch number 2010051073 and the identification mark DE BW 331 EG. The product has been shown to contain Listeria monocytogenes, which may cause severe gastric and intestinal diseases and flu-like symptoms, “said Lidl on their site and official Facebook.
“At-risk groups (infants, young children, pregnant women or the elderly and the sick) can have a severe course of the disease. Because of this health risk, all customers are encouraged to take note of the warnings and not consume the product above,” the chain continues. , in which customers could buy a goat roll.
Lidl also informed that he immediately withdrew the defective goat cheese from sale. And people who have it at home can return it at any branch of the chain, get the money back without presenting a receipt.
“The recall only applies to the ‘Milbon’ Ziegenrolle product of approx. 100 g with an expiry date of 06.11.2020, batch number 2010051073 and the DE BW 331 EG identification mark manufactured by JERMI Käsewerk GmbH. Other products of this manufacturer sold in Lidl stores are not affected by this measure.” closed the chain.
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