
Ministry of Health reports recall for veal with tuna sauce, turkey and loin under the Eurospin and A.M.M.53 brands
The Ministry of Health has ordered the recall of 59 batches of Eurospin and A.M.M.53 brand meat products due to a potential risk of contamination by the Listeria monocytogenes bacterium.
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The Ministry of Health regularly publishes food recall notices for products at risk of contamination.
These are Eurospin and A.M.M.53 brand products produced in the factory of the company of the same name in Spresiano, in the province of Treviso. Batches at risk, as recommended by the company, should be eliminated or returned to the point of purchase because they could be contaminated by the Listeria monocytogenes bacterium
Listeria risk in some supermarket products. These are 59 lots of veal with tuna sauce, baked turkey and pork loin under the Eurospin and A.M.M.53 brands which were recalled from the shelves because, as reported by the Ministry of Health, they could be contaminated by the presence of the Listeria monocytogenes bacterium. Following the recall, the company A.M.M.53 of Spresiano, in the province of Treviso, advised consumers who purchased the products in question not to consume them but to dispose of them or return them to the point of purchase.
The withdrawn lots
As can be read in the specific section of the ministry's website dedicated to food safety, the recalled lots with the Portami Via Eurospin brand are:
Roast turkey with lemon, in 170 gram trays L265/26, 266/26, 268/26, 271/26, 272/26, 273/26, 274/26, 275/26, 278/26, 280/26 and 281/26, and expiry dates from 10/18/2026 to 11/03/2026;
Veal with tuna sauce, in 180 gram trays, L264/26, 265/26, 266/26, 267/26, 268/26, 271/26, 272/26, 273/26, 274/26, 275/26, 278/26, 279/26 and 280/26, and the expiry dates from 10/17/2026 to 11/02/2026.
The lots recalled with the A.M.M.53 Pastry-Gastronomy brand are:
Baked turkey, in 2 kg packs, with lot numbers L260/26, 264/26, 266/26, 267/26, 272/26, 274/26, 280/26 and 281/26, and expiry dates from 10/17/2026 to 11/07/2026;
Roast turkey with mushrooms, in 2 kg packs, with batch numbers L260/26, 261/26, 264/26, 266/26, 267/26, 271/26, 272/26, 274/26, 278/26 and 282/26, and expiry dates from 10/17/2026 to 11/07/2026;
Pork loin, in packs of 1.5 kg lot L267/26, 268/26, 272/26, 273/26, 274/26, 278/26, 279/26 and 280/26, and expiry dates from 19/10/2026 to 01/11/2026;
Vitello tonnato, in 1.5 kg packs L259/26, 264/26, 272/26 and 273/26, and expiry dates from 10/16/2026 to 11/07/2026;
Vitello tonnato, in 300 gram trays, lot L259/26, 264/26, 267/26, 271/26 and 275/26, and expiry dates from 16/10/2026 to 01/11/2026.

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