Urgent recall of 'go asia' mushrooms over Salmonella contamination risk

Urgent recall of 'go asia' mushrooms over Salmonella contamination risk

A false deathcap mushroom with a white cap and gills sits on a table next to a plate containing vegetables, fruits, and grains.

Food Safety Alert. Striped Mu-Er Mushrooms (100g) of the varieties "Black Fungus," "Mini Black Fungus," and "White-Black Fungus" have been found to be contaminated with salmonella. The products are being recalled, and consumers are advised not to eat them.

Urgent recall of 'go asia' mushrooms over Salmonella contamination risk

Affected products carry a best-before date of November 28, 2027. Testing detected Salmonella spp., Group E, in a 25-gram sample.

Products Can Be Returned for Refund

According to the responsible food safety authority, the mushrooms are classified as unsafe and harmful to health, partly because the packaging instructions do not explicitly require thorough cooking before consumption. This assessment is based on current food safety regulations.

Consumers are urged not to eat the affected products. They can be returned to any "go asia" store location for a full refund.

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