Salmonella scare triggers urgent recall of dried Mu-Er mushrooms

A recall has been issued for certain dried mushrooms after tests found salmonella contamination. The affected products include striped Mu-Er mushrooms sold under the names Black Fungus, Mini Black Fungus, and White-Black Fungus. Authorities have warned consumers not to eat them due to health risks.

The recall covers 100-gram packs of Streifen-Mu-Er-Pilze, distributed by go asia Deutschland GmbH and Orient Master GmbH. A 25-gram sample from the batch tested positive for Salmonella spp., Group E. As a result, the products have been classified as unsafe by food safety regulators.

The mushrooms carry a best-before date of November 28, 2027. Packaging instructions do not clearly state that thorough cooking is required before eating. To reduce risk, customers are urged to return unopened or opened packs to any **go asia** store for a full refund. No other products or brands are affected by this recall. The companies involved are working with retailers to ensure contaminated items are removed from shelves.

Consumers who have purchased these mushrooms should avoid eating them and return them immediately. The recall applies only to the specified varieties and batch. A full refund is available at all go asia locations upon return of the product.