'The vast majority of already processed chicken we eat in sandwiches and ready-made meals have come from Brazil, Thailand or Poland'

A recent listeria outbreak has raised concerns about food safety in Ireland, leading to a nationwide recall of affected products. This incident, though labeled as "extremely rare," has highlighted the increasing trend of Irish consumers opting for ready-made meals. These meals vary in quality, from premium products to those that are high in fat and sugar, thereby questioning the nutritional value of food choices available in the market.

The recent outbreak of listeriosis, deemed "extremely rare," has led to a significant product recall, prompting consumers to reconsider their food choices.

Irish consumers are increasingly turning to ready-made meals, highlighting a growing trend toward convenience over nutritional value.

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