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Irish wholesaler issues recall over beef quarter pounders found in major Irish supermarkets

Published 12:23 27 Jul 2018 BST

Updated 16:05 27 Jul 2018 BST

Carl Kinsella
Irish wholesaler issues recall over beef quarter pounders found in major Irish supermarkets

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The brand is sold in Spar, Eurospar, Londis, Mace and XL supermarkets.

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued a warning that a major Irish food wholesale company has issued a recall of its quarter pounder burgers. BWG Foods is initiating a recall of a batch of Glenmor Beef Quarter Pounders, as the batch is labelled with an incorrect ‘use-by’ date. The batch has been labelled with the wrong use-by date, which could give consumers the impression that the meat is still safe to eat beyond its actual best-by date. Consumers can identified the affected products by their use-by date of 27/08/2018 (August 27 2018). BWG Foods is an Irish company and the FSAI has specified that the produce originated in Ireland. The FSAI also included a photo of the product in order to help consumers identify the product.

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Irish wholesaler issues recall over beef quarter pounders found in major Irish supermarkets