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Lidl Ireland recalls fish soup over bacteria fears

German discount retailer has withdrawn one of its fish soup items from shelves due to concerns over presence of clostridium botulinum or clostridium difficile

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 10, 2015 10:01 GMT
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Lidl has withdrawn one of its fish soup items from shelves due to concerns over the possible presence of harmful bacteria, reports the Mirror.  [...]

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