According to the latest K-Tip (3/25), these hamburgers are contaminated with antibiotic-resistant staphylococci. I still have one of these packs in my freezer. Can I return it?
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Hello hertsch, thank you for your question. Can you please give us the article number of the product in question? We will then be happy to check your request. Best regards, Chloe
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Hello hertsch, thank you for your question. Can you please give us the article number of the product in question? We will then be happy to check your request. Best regards, Chloe
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If anyone is interested in the article, including Migros, here is the report from the K-Tipp
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Hello hertsch, thank you for your feedback. I understand that the report may give cause for concern. The K-Tipp report talks about bacteria contained in the meat. As it is a natural product, it is almost impossible to prevent these bacteria. We have noted on the product the claim "only consume cooked". This process kills the bacteria and there is no problem with consumption, so the products are safe to eat. A refund is not provided. Best regards, Chloe
M-Infoline
Hello hertsch, thank you for your feedback. I understand that the report may give cause for concern. The K-Tipp report talks about bacteria contained in the meat. As it is a natural product, it is almost impossible to prevent these bacteria. We have noted on the product the claim "only consume cooked". This process kills the bacteria and there is no problem with consumption, so the products are safe to eat. A refund is not provided. Best regards, Chloe
Those were the last burgers I ever bought in Migros.
It's not just the staphylococci, but also the quality of the meat - or should I say the quality of the meat waste - is the worst in the whole test.
Migros is currently discontinuing dozens of tried and tested products. This would be one that should disappear after such a test.