Selex egg recall due to salmonella risk on the shell
Quick Look
- A batch of Selex category A medium eggs, sold in packs of six, has been recalled due to the presence of Salmonella spp on the shell.
- Lot H 10813, produced by Società Agricola Fiorin in the Ferrara area, must be returned to the point of sale for a refund.
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Why It Matters
The recall was ordered after the detection of Salmonella spp on the eggshells of batch H 10813, produced by Società Agricola Fiorin and sold under the Selex brand.
A batch of Selex eggs has been recalled due to the risk of salmonella on the shell. According to the recall, these are medium free-range eggs (category A), sold in cardboard packs of six pieces. This is lot number H 10813. The manufacturer is Società Agricola Fiorin di Lionello &C SS nel Ferrarese. "Users are invited not to consume the product, return it to the point of sale" reads the recall.
Return the product to the supermarket if already purchased
As stated in the recall notice, the withdrawal from sale of the product was triggered after the presence of Salmonella Spp on the egg shells was detected. The affected packages have already been withdrawn from the points of sale but for users who have already purchased the eggs with the batch and expiry date indicated above, the warning is not to consume the product and return it to the supermarket where it was purchased to receive a refund of the price.
Open Questions
- How many packs were distributed before the recall?
- Have there been any cases of infection linked to this batch?
