Major Lithuanian Retailer Recalls Smoked Fish After Pathogenic Bacteria Detected

Lithuania's State Food and Veterinary Service warned of dangerous pathogenic microorganisms in smoked fish sold by a major retail chain, prompting a product recall despite the expiration date still being valid.

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Tarnyba pranešė apie pavojingas bakterijas žuvyje: prekybos tinklas ragina grąžinti

Rūkytoje žuvyje, kuria prekiavo vienas iš didžiųjų Lietuvos prekybos tinklų, aptikta sveikatai ypač pavojingų patogeninių mikroorganizmų, praneša Valstybinė maisto ir veterinarijos tarnyba (VMVT). Produkto galiojimo terminas dar nepasibaigęs.

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Major Lithuanian Retailer Recalls Smoked Fish After Pathogenic Bacteria Detected

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Tarnyba pranešė apie pavojingas bakterijas žuvyje: prekybos tinklas ragina grąžinti

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