Morrisons bread

Widelats

pulliptears wrote: »

these things happen unfortunately, with the best will in the world you cant watch every piece of bread or tea cake that comes down the production line and cockroaches and other beasties can slip in. All the cleaning and hygiene procedures in the world wont stop a solitary roach on a kamikaze mission

OP, take a photo, email it to Morrisons CS and await your £5 voucher and be grateful you didn't think it was a raisin lol

LOL i think your right.

SUESMITH_2

i wouldnt bother with morrisons but i would have contacted my local enviromental health dept

mrcol1000

pulliptears wrote: »

these things happen unfortunately, with the best will in the world you cant watch every piece of bread or tea cake that comes down the production line and cockroaches and other beasties can slip in. All the cleaning and hygiene procedures in the world wont stop a solitary roach on a kamikaze mission

OP, take a photo, email it to Morrisons CS and await your £5 voucher and be grateful you didn't think it was a raisin lol

I disagree. Systems should be in place to stop this happening and if its not reported then the factory can not stop it happening again. It may well be that they aren't aware of a fault and an investigation would highlight something that needs fixing.

DCFC79

pulliptears wrote: »

these things happen unfortunately, with the best will in the world you cant watch every piece of bread or tea cake that comes down the production line and cockroaches and other beasties can slip in. All the cleaning and hygiene procedures in the world wont stop a solitary roach on a kamikaze mission

OP, take a photo, email it to Morrisons CS and await your £5 voucher and be grateful you didn't think it was a raisin lol

the factories should be tight so no insects get into the production area,

jamespir

are you sure it wasnta raisan you usually find them in tea cakes :rolleyes:

woody01

pulliptears wrote: »

these things happen unfortunately, with the best will in the world you cant watch every piece of bread or tea cake that comes down the production line and cockroaches and other beasties can slip in. All the cleaning and hygiene procedures in the world wont stop a solitary roach on a kamikaze mission

OP, take a photo, email it to Morrisons CS and await your £5 voucher and be grateful you didn't think it was a raisin lol

I am sorry but that is rubbish!
Food manufacturers should have a robust HACCP system in place to prevent this.
If not they are breaking the very strict hygiene rules they profess to work to.

movingforward2010

'anyway today they received a letter from the lab, telling them that no food poisoning was found and thanks for shopping at Morrisons'


:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

mr_fishbulb

Dave101t wrote: »

tut tut, i wonder where its parents were in all this...

They told it to hide in the teacakes otherwise the checkout staff wouldn't sell them booze with a baby.