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A nationwide recall has been issued for the "Rein Rind Salami 70g" by Franz Wiltmann GmbH & Co. KG, following the detection of EHEC bacteria in a single test. This dangerous strain of E. coli poses a potential health risk, and consumers are advised not to consume the product as a precautionary measure.
The recall was announced on August 1, 2025, and the company is actively retrieving the affected beef salami from the market. As of now, no additional details have been reported about confirmed illness cases.
The affected product has the batch number L2517700010 and best before dates of 14.08.2025, 21.08.2025, and 25.08.2025. It was sold nationwide in Rewe, Netto, Edeka, Kaufland supermarkets, and other stores. Other batches of this product are not affected by the recall.
For those who have purchased the recalled beef salami, it can be returned to the store where it was bought for a refund. No receipt is necessary for a refund.
Individuals with health sensitivities, such as children, pregnant women, or the elderly, should exercise caution and avoid consuming the affected product.
This is the most current and comprehensive information available on this recall. We will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
[1] Franz Wiltmann GmbH & Co. KG Recalls "Rein Rind Salami 70g" Due to EHEC Bacteria Contamination, August 1, 2025. [Online]. Available: https://www.wiltmann.de/news/rein-rind-salami-70g-recall [Accessed August 2, 2025].
- The ongoing recall of Rein Rind Salami 70g by Franz Wiltmann GmbH & Co. KG, following EHEC bacteria contamination, is a significant concern for the health-and-wellness of consumers and is being addressed in the areas of science and lifestyle, as it concerns food-and-drink products.
- As a precautionary measure for individuals with health sensitivities like children, pregnant women, or the elderly, it's essential to exercise due diligence and avoid consumption of the affected product, as its potential health impact could be substantial.
