Co-op recalls turkey breast in listeria scare

4 July 2008

The Co-op has recalled a batch of its sliced cooked turkey breast because of listeria contamination.


The food poisoning bug is said to be present at low levels.

Point-of-sale notices are being displayed.

The affected product is Co-operative Sliced Cooked Turkey Breast in 125g packs with a use-by date of 3 July 2008.

Filed Under: Industry News Tagged With: co-operative group, product recalls

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