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Foods of animal origin or any food products that contain ingredients that come from an animal, such as chicken, meat, fish, eggs, dairy products and so on, are all part of the recall.
The retailer has got into difficulties due to factors, including a recent order served on it by the FSAI requiring it to withdraw all imported frozen food of animal origin. Aodhán Ó Faoláin reports.
Minister of State Martin Heydon said the large imported meat recall involving Iceland stores demonstrates that the country’s food traceability and safety system is working.
The FSAI found that there was inadequate evidence of traceability of imported frozen food of animal origin found in Iceland supermarkets in Ireland since 3 March 2023.