Botulism poisoning alert over korma sauce, 1800 jars recalled

November 14, 2011 12:35

Health officials have recalled 1800 jars of Loyd Grossman's korma sauce after two Scottish people from the same family were hospitalised due to botulism poisoning after consuming the product.

According to the Food Standards Agency, both the people are in a stable but serious condition. The Agency has asserted that the outbreak involves only one jar of the sauce, but as a preventative measure, it has recalled the entire batch that was manufactured in August.

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