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Monday 05 January 2015 8:57 am

Aldi recalls Choceur Treasures chocolate batch after salmonella scare

By: Catherine Neilan

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Aldi has recalled a range of chocolate after the salmonella bacteria was detected in a batch. 
 
The discount supermarket is recalling 200g packs of Choceur Treasures that carry a best before date of September 1 2015. 
 
The batch has been on sale in Aldi stores in the Midlands region only, although it has been sold from more than 100 stores.
 
A full list of stores that the product has been sold from is available here.
 
The Food Standards Agency has issued a product recall notice about the range.
 
It said: 
 
Aldi has recalled the above product and product recall notices are on display in the relevant stores. These notices explain to customers why the product has been recalled and advise them of how to get a refund if they bought it.
If you have bought the above product, do not eat it. Instead, return the product to the nearest store.
 
 
 
 
 

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