Approximately 15,000 bags of "Salt Koji Marinated Mackerel Tatsuta-age" to be voluntarily recalled
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Food manufacturer Nissui Corporation has announced a voluntary recall of its frozen food product, "Salt Koji Marinated Mackerel Tatsuta-age." The recall affects a total of approximately 15,000 bags with an expiration date of October 22, 2025.
The reason for the recall is the detection of histamine levels exceeding the standard limit in the product. Histamine is a substance found in fish that can cause allergy-like symptoms when consumed in large quantities.
Consuming food with high levels of histamine can lead to symptoms such as facial flushing, hives, headaches, or nausea, occurring anywhere from immediately after consumption to within a few hours. Caution is required in severe cases.
To date, there have been no reports of health issues resulting from the consumption of this product. However, for safety reasons, the company is urging anyone who possesses the affected product to stop eating it and return it.
If you have the affected product in your possession, please contact the store where it was purchased or the Nissui customer service center. Detailed information on the recall process and how to identify the affected products can be found on the official Nissui website.
Sources: Yahoo!ニュース
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