The Chief Sanitary Inspectorate on Friday published a public warning about one batch of Seagram’s Gin, produced by the Wyborowa company. The reason is “possible contamination of the product with glass fragments”.
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“In connection with the incident at the production plant in Zielona Góra regarding a dozen or so Seagram’s Gin bottles, the Management Board of Wyborowa SA decided to withdraw from sale the entire batch of gin – Seagram’s Gin with a capacity of 0.7l and batch number: 21011371, which can be found in the lower part, on the back the bottle label “- informed the company Wyborowa in the announcement posted on the website.
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As it was added, “actions leading to blocking the entire batch of the product are preventive because there is a certain risk that single pieces of the product (up to a dozen or so bottles from the withdrawn batch of over twenty thousand) may contain glass fragments and consumption of the product with its content may endanger health”.
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Information for customers
GIS representatives indicated that “the product from the lot covered by the announcement should not be consumed”.
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Spółka Wyborowa asks all customers who purchased the withdrawn batch of gin to refrain from consuming it and to urgently contact the hotline or send an e-mail.
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The company assured that “the distributors as well as the relevant institutions were informed about the need to immediately suspend the sale and recall this batch of the product”.
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State Sanitary Inspection bodies monitor the product recall process.
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