Today (22nd), the Italian Ministry of Health issued an announcement to recall a batch of Master Kong brand instant noodles.
Italy's Ministry of Health today announced a recall notice issued on April 10, saying that the product description of a batch of Master Kong brand instant noodles imported from China did not indicate the possible presence of shellfish food allergens, so some products were recalled.
The details are as follows:
- Master Kong brand fresh shrimp and fish plate noodles, 98 grams, the expiration date is June 7, 2024, and the production batches are 231208 and 120242 respectively.
Official website of the Italian Ministry of Health
As with the usual food recall notices, the Italian Ministry of Health reminds consumers who have purchased the above batch of the product to avoid consumption and return the product to the point of sale.
It is worth noting that the Italian Ministry of Health recalled a batch of Master Kong instant noodles in early April because the egg allergen was not indicated in the Italian description of the product.
At the end of February, a batch of seafood-flavored cup noodles manufactured by Nissin Foods (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. was also recalled due to the detection of an undeclared lactose allergen.
In fact, allergic reactions triggered by food allergens can cause discomfort, shock, and even death.
In February last year, a 20-year-old woman in Milan died of anaphylactic shock after consuming four scoops of unspecified tiramisu dessert at a local vegetarian restaurant.
Screenshot of the report
The case has attracted a lot of attention in Italy, and two people in charge of the production of the product have been charged with manslaughter.
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