UK: Marine Harvest still probing after Aldi recall
By: just-food.com | 22 February 2008
Marine Harvest is continuing with its investigations into the Scottish salmon withdrawals as yet another supermarket is forced to recall its stock.
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Marine Harvest is continuing with its investigations into the Scottish salmon withdrawals as yet another supermarket is forced to recall its stock.
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