Peru Pulls Timonel and Lybre Bottled Waters After Dangerous Bacteria Detected in Production Lines.
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Peru pulls Timonel and Lybre bottled waters after dangerous bacteria detected in production lines.
Peru's Minsa and Digesa ordered a total recall of Timonel and Lybre bottled water after finding Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Stop drinking and report sales.
The Minsa orders the immediate withdrawal of the table waters “Timonel” and “Lybre” due to pollution and risk to health
In a statement, the Ministry of Health warned that a bacterium representing a risk to public health has been detected in these products.
The Ministry of Health (MINSA) issued an urgent health alert to the entire population and called on them not to acquire or consume table water from the “Timonel” and “Lybre” brands, after detecting the presence of the bacteria – Pseudomonas aeruginosa – which represents a risk to public health.
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