Recent reports indicate that some wraps sold at Aldi and Penny supermarkets are contaminated with bacteria. An investigation by Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) revealed that certain wraps from these retailers contain harmful bacteria.
An independent lab's analysis showed that an Aldi wrap had exceeded the warning level for Bacillus cereus, a bacterium that can cause vomiting and diarrhea. Despite this, the sale of the wraps remains legally permissible.
Aldi stated that no issues had been detected in supplier checks and no customer complaints were received. Additionally, a sample from Penny showed a total bacterial count above the recommended limit, which the company attributed to the natural microflora of fresh ingredients.
Penny assured that their products are produced under strict hygiene conditions and are routinely tested by independent labs for quality and safety. Further details will be aired on NDR's program 'Markt' on Monday evening.
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