Full list of products sold in Dunnes Stores, Aldi, SuperValu, Centra & Lidl with do not eat alert after listeria recalls

The Irish Sun

3 days ago

A NUMBER of food items are being recalled due to the presence of listeria, which can cause a range of health issues if ingested.
The products have been pulled from the shelves of Dunnes Stores, Supervalu, Lidl, Aldi and Tesco alongside smaller independent shops.
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Aldi ⁠Eat & Go Roast Chicken Basil Pesto Pasta With Cheese is being recalled due to the presence of Listeria monocytogenes
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A range of McCormack Family spinach bags were recalled
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Batches of Supervalu Spinach (Unwashed) are also being recalled by McCormack Family Farms due to the detection of Listeria monocytogenes
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The FSAI has recalled a number of spinach, mixed leaves, pasta and ready meals products due to the possible presence of listeria.
monocytogenes can cause listeriosis.
This is a potentially fatal food poisoning with a fever, headache, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea being some of the most common symptoms.
The FSAI confirmed that there are between 14 and 22 cases of listeriosis reported in Ireland each year on average.
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Here, we have outlined full list of every product that has been recalled over the potential detection
of listeria.
The
The 284g pack has a use-by date of 31/07/2025 and is stocked in
The FSAI noted: "There is currently no evidence that the food recall is linked with the listeriosis outbreak related to ready-to-heat meals or the recall of spinach and mixed leaves products."
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SALAD PRODUCTS
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has also recalled a range of McCormack Family Farms salad products over the
The items are the McCormack
Also affected are the McCormack Family
The affected Super Mix is the 100g pack with a best before date of 29/07/2025 and 30/07/2025.
The Mixed Leaves that have been affected come in a packet weighing 75g and have a sell by date of 29/07/2025.
And the 200g Baby Leaves have best before dates of 25/07/2025, 26/07/2025, 27/07/2025, 28/07/2025, 29/07/2025, 30/07/2025, and 31/07/2025.
SPINACH PRODUCTS
The Irish Spinach Leaves to be recalled are the 100g, 200g, and 250g packs with a best before date of 25/07/2025, 26/07/2025, 27/07/2025, 28/07/2025, 29/07/2025, 30/07/2025, 31/07/2025.
The
And the 250g of Egan's Baby Spinach, which is stocked in Aldi, has a best before date of 23/07/2025, 24/07/2025, 25/07/2025, 26/07/2025, 27/07/2025.
McCormack Family Farm products are stocked in Aldi
,
,
,
SuperValu
and
Tesco
, as well as on the shelves of selected independent retailers throughout Ireland
, according to the website.
Food bosses are also recalling the Fresh Choice Market Spinach Leaves 100g bag with a use by date running from July 25 to July 31.
And further McCormack Family Farm products have been recalled.
MORE SPINACH ADDED TO RECALL LIST
The McCormack Family Farms Irish Spinach Leaves 500g bag has also been added to the list.
Bags with batch codes L199, L200, L202, L203, L204 and L205 are impacted.
Customers have been advised not to eat the impacted products.
Batches of Supervalu Spinach (Unwashed) are also being recalled by McCormack Family Farms due to the detection of Listeria monocytogenes.
The 250g pack sizes have best before dates of 28/07/2025, 30/07/2025 and 31/07/2025.
NO OUTBREAK LINK
The recall for these spinach items are not linked to the recent outbreak in ready meals.
The FSAI said: "The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) advised today that a food recall of various branded spinach and mixed leaves products produced by McCormack Family Farms is underway due to the detection of
Listeria monocytogenes
.
"To date, there are no cases of listeriosis associated with the spinach and mixed leaves products that are the subject of this recall.
"Also, there is currently no evidence that this food recall is linked with the listeriosis outbreak related to ready-to-heat meals that is currently under investigation."
READY MEAL RECALL
It comes after round 200 ready meals were
The branded prepared meals and side dishes urgently recalled were produced by the Ballymaguire company.
A full list of over 200 recalled products
The products affected by the recall were sold in Tesco, Centra, SuperValu and Aldi.
LISTERIOSIS DEATH
Medical professionals are currently
investigating the death of an adult
with confirmed listeriosis.
They were one of nine people infected after eating a contaminated food item.
The
A spokesperson said: "Nine confirmed cases of listeriosis have been identified as of 22 July 2025.
"The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre has been notified of and is investigating the death of an adult with confirmed listeriosis.
"To ensure medical confidentiality, no further information on this patient can be disclosed."
DO NOT EAT ALERT
The FSAI added: "The FSAI is aware that consumers may be feeling anxious at the news of a second recall involving Listeria monocytogenes.
"While we urge people to be aware of the risks, and to take precautions when using ready-to-eat foods, they can be assured that there is a robust food control system in place in Ireland, which contributed to the identification of the latest need for a recall.
"The FSAI advice, as always, is that if anyone has eaten any recalled foods and are feeling well, they do not need to do anything.
"However, if anyone has eaten any recalled foods and feels unwell, they should seek medical advice."
Customers have been urged not to
And retailers have been asked to remove the affected items from display.
They should then display recall notices at point-of-sale.
Wholesalers and distributors have also been asked to contact their affected customers and recalled the affected product.
And they've been tasked with providing a point of sale notice.
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A number of spinach leaves have been added to the recall
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A number of ready meals were recalled due to an outbreak of listeria
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