AUDIO: Unternehmen aus Jessen ruft Tiefkühl-Beeren zurück (1 Min)
Noroviren-Verdacht
Stand: 25.07.2026 16:26 Uhr
Der Hersteller Jütro Tiefkühlkost aus Jessen im Landkreis Wittenberg hat seinen Rückruf ausgeweitet. Betroffen sind mehrere tiefgekühlte Bio-Beerenmischungen, die bundesweit bei Aldi, Lidl und Netto verkauft wurden. Kunden können die entsprechenden Packungen auch ohne Kassenbon zurückgeben.
Der Hersteller Jütro Tiefkühlkost ruft seine Bio-Beerenmischung wegen einer möglichen Verunreinigung mit Noroviren zurück. Das Produkt in der 300-Gramm-Packung sei bundesweit bei Aldi Süd, Aldi Nord und Netto Marken-Discount unter verschiedenen Bezeichnungen verkauft worden, teilte das Unternehmen mit Sitz in Jessen im Osten von Sachsen-Anhalt mit.
Which Frozen Berries Are Affected by the Recall?
Packaged items from store brands of Aldi, Netto Marken-Discount, and Lidl with expiration dates between February and April 2028 are affected. Shoppers are urged to check their freezers for these specific products.
Product Details
Products sold in Lidl include:
- Expiration date April 17, 2028: L180426H3, L180426L3
- Expiration date April 18, 2028: L190426L3, L190426N3
- Expiration date February 22, 2028: multiple codes
- Expiration date February 23, 2028: L230226D3
- Expiration date March 2, 2028: multiple codes
Products sold at Aldi and Netto also fall under this recall, with specific expiration dates noted for each.
What Should Customers Do Now?
Due to potential health risks, customers are advised not to consume these products. The affected batches are being removed from stores, and refunds will be provided even without a receipt.
Health Risks Associated with Norovirus
Noroviruses can cause acute gastroenteritis, characterized by sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhea. This can lead to significant dehydration, particularly in vulnerable groups such as infants, elderly individuals, and those with compromised immune systems.
The source of contamination in this case remains unclear. Possible causes include infected harvesters or contaminated water used for irrigation. It is recommended to return or dispose of recalled products and, as a best practice, cook frozen berries thoroughly before consumption to minimize risk.
Conclusion
With the recent recall of frozen berry mixtures, consumers should stay informed and cautious. Ensuring proper handling and preparation of frozen foods can help mitigate health risks associated with the consumption of contaminated products. Always check product labels and expiration dates for safety.
For further information and updates on product safety, follow announcements from retailers and health authorities.
