Strauss announces hummus recall over salmonella fears

The Strauss Group food manufacturer announces the recall of containers of hummus after a quality control test revealed possible salmonella contamination.

Strauss says consumers who purchased a 650 gram container of its “Achla” brand with an expiration date of September 9 should not eat the hummus.

“Strauss apologizes to its consuming public and is working vigorously to collect these products from the shelves,” the company says in a statement.

“It it is important to note that all other Achla products have been tested and found to be completely sound for consumption,” it adds.

“Strauss apologizes to its consuming public and is working vigorously to collect these products from the shelves,” the company says in a statement.

“It it is important to note that all other Achla products have been tested and found to be perfectly suitable for consumption,” it adds.

Containers of Strauss Group’s “Achla” line of hummus are seen on sale at a supermarket on August 11, 2016. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

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