After Aldi, Colruyt Is Also Recalling Courgettes Due to Excessive Heptachlor.
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Colruyt recalls zucchini sold in bulk in its supermarkets between August 10 and 24. ...
Following Aldi, supermarket chain Colruyt is now also recalling courgettes because they contain too much heptachlor. This is an insecticide. The recall concerns courgettes sold from August 10 to August 24. Anyone who has purchased the courgettes is asked not to eat them and to return them to the store. Customers will receive a refund there.
Supermarket chain Colruyt is urgently removing courgettes from store shelves following an alarming report from their supplier. The substance heptachlor, a harmful pesticide, may be present in the vegetables.
Courgettes marketed at Colruyt may contain heptachlor, a banned pesticide. The brand recalls these vegetables sold in bulk and offers a full refund to the customers concerned.
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