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Adult Dies with Listeriosis as FSAI Investigate Outbreak
IRELAND, JUL 22 – Nine cases have been confirmed in an extensive outbreak linked to over 140 recalled ready meals from Ballymaguire Foods, including major supermarket brands, officials said.
- On 22 July 2025, nine confirmed cases of listeriosis, including one death, were linked to a voluntary recall of over 140 ready-to-heat meals in Ireland.
- Ballymaguire Foods began a full precautionary recall and temporarily suspended production at one facility after detecting listeria bacteria during a quality check.
- Recalled products include ready meals such as chicken curries, lasagnes, pasta bakes, cottage pies, and vegetarian dishes sold in major supermarkets like Aldi, Tesco, Centra, and SuperValu.
- Consumers are advised to inspect their freezers, refrain from consuming the affected products, and properly discard them; Ballymaguire Foods expressed regret and emphasized that such events are very uncommon for the company.
- Authorities, including a National Outbreak Control Team, are investigating the outbreak while the company completes corrective actions and will resume production once safety is confirmed.
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