Netto withdraws chicken fillets over maggots find

13 August 2008

Discount retailer Netto has withdrawn a batch of its own-brand Fresh Chicken Fillets due to fly larvae contamination.


The 454g packs had a use-by date of 11 August 2008.

Netto has pulled the affected product from its shelves and put up point-of-sale notices in the Rushden store in which the problem was discovered.

Filed Under: Industry News Tagged With: netto, product recalls

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