Alarm in Italian supermarkets after the publication of the market recall measure affecting several batches of clams.
In recent years, the attention of national and international institutions on food safety.
This is because food safety is fundamental for the economic growth and development of a country, in particular for Italy which can boast a infinite series of products of all kinds that represent world-class excellence. Just think of wine, pasta, not to mention cured meats or cheese.
In this context, increasing controls, making them more stringent, not only guarantees the public health of citizens, but contributes to preserve the image of Italy as a reliable manufacturer.
However, it may happen that some defects or anomalies are beyond the control of the manufacturers. In these cases, a possible recall comes into play, which allows you to request the withdrawal of a product that has already arrived on the market. The latest measure reported by The Food Fact concerns several lots of clams.
Clams recalled from the market
The Carrefour supermarket line recently displayed the warning issued by the manufacturer Cerastoderma sppmarketed under the brand Nieddittas owned by CPA Cooperative Societyregistered in the Register of Social Cooperatives and in the Business Register, with headquarters in Arborea in the locality of Corru Mannu in the province of Oristano.
The recall affects several batches of clams, commonly sold packaged in classic plastic nets. The lots affected are: 241078-30 with packaging date 05/30/2024, 241078-31 with packaging date 05/31/2024, 241078-02 with packaging date 02/06/2024, 241099-02 with packaging date 02/06/2024, 241099-03 with packaging date 03/06/2024, 241114-03 with packaging date 03/06/2024, 241114-04 with packaging date 04/06/2024 e 241132-04 with packaging date 04/06/2024.
The reason behind the recall of Nieddittas clams from the market
The recall in this case came directly from the manufacturer, who did not use the standard form so not much is known about the reasons for the recall. On the model it is simply indicated that “the product is not suitable for consumption“. The indication for all those who have purchased any of the recalled lots is that of bring the clams back to the supermarket where they were purchased to return them and obtain a refund.
Niedditas also provides a telephone number (0783 800496) available from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00 and an email address ([email protected]) to contact to obtain all additional information regarding the product and its recall. The company closes with a message “We apologize for the inconvenience, but we count on the fact that these circumstances will give you the opportunity to see how much we care about your food safety“.
