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Distributor Foodstuffs recalls trevally fillets

New Zealand firm initiates a voluntary recall of their in-store processed trevally fish fillets sold before Mar. 6

By Undercurrent News | March 13, 2013 08:09 GMT
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New Zealand distributor Foodstuffs has recalled a batch of its fresh trevally fillets after they are suspected to have given two people histamine poisoning, according to The NZ Herald [...]

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