Maggi recalls a series of broths in jars. It could be that splinters from the glass packaging got into the powder.
Manufacturer Maggi has recalled a range of broths in jars. It cannot be ruled out that an irregularity in the glass could mean that “glass components from the packaging could get into the product.”
The recall is “precautionary and preventive”
This irregularity in the packaging could therefore mean that it does not have the usual stability, said the Nestlé group, to which the Maggi brand belongs, on Monday in Frankfurt. The recall was “precautionary and preventive”.
Specifically, there are four products. Affected are various batch numbers of the vegetable broth in the 119 gram jar, the clear broth in the 101 gram jar, the chicken broth in the 92 gram jar and the broth with beef in a 108 gram jar, each with the best-before date of April 2024. Who As a precaution, anyone who has purchased such a product since April 19 should not consume it and can get the money back without presenting the receipt.
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