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Peeled sesame withdrawn from sale. GIS warning
A batch of peeled sesame has tested positive for salmonella bacteria. This pertains to a product imported from India, as reported by the Chief Sanitary Inspectorate. GIS has advised that anyone experiencing symptoms of food poisoning should seek medical attention.
Presence of salmonella bacteria has been discovered in one specific batch of peeled sesame seeds.
Product information: Name: SERENO peeled sesame, 200 g Batch number: L250311V138 Expiry date: 28/02/2026 Manufacturer: VOG Polska sp. z oo ul. Przemysłowa 8, 96-100 Skierniewice Distributed by: Netto sp. z oo Motaniec 30, 73-108 Kobylanka Source of raw material: India
Peeled sesame seeds where salmonella bacteria were identified. Front of packaging Chief Sanitary Inspectorate 
Peeled sesame seeds, in which salmonella bacteria were found. Back of the packaging Chief Sanitary InspectorateIf you suspect poisoning, consult a doctor
GIS has announced that VOG Polska Sp. z oo and NETTO Sp. z oo have already started the process of removing the affected product from the market.
The State Sanitary Inspection authorities are overseeing the product withdrawal conducted by both the manufacturer and the distributor, as assured.
The initial symptoms of the illness can manifest within 6 hours to 3-7 days after exposure to the pathogen and may include: abdominal discomfort, fever, diarrhea, dehydration, nausea, and vomiting. In certain cases, a systemic infection with a more severe course, referred to as the extraintestinal form, can emerge, particularly in young children, the elderly, or individuals with compromised immune systems. In such instances, complications like abscesses, inflammation of the bile ducts, lungs, meninges, joints, bone marrow, bones, and sepsis may occur. Fortunately, effective treatment is available for salmonellosis.
As noted by GIS, if you experience food poisoning symptoms, you should seek medical help.
