Lidl Italia has arranged the recall of a batch of vegan burgers with vegetables under the Vemondo brand, following an official communication published on May 29, 2026. The document states that the measure concerns a possible “presence of hard vegetable parts” in the product, an element that could represent a risk for the consumer.
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The product concerned
The recall exclusively concerns 200-gram packages with a minimum shelf life of 22/06/2026. The batch is marketed by Lidl Italia, while production is entrusted to the company Vivera B.V., based in Holten, in the Netherlands. The EAN code reported on the sheet is 4335619202801.
Why it was recalled
The reason indicated in the note is the possible presence of hard vegetable parts, an anomaly that led to the immediate suspension of the sale of the batch. The document urges consumers to exercise maximum caution: «Customers are advised not to consume the product and to return it to the point of sale».
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What consumers should do
Anyone who has purchased the product can return it to any Lidl store, where they will be reimbursed even without a receipt. No other batches or other products from the Vemondo line are involved.
Where it was produced
The recalled vegan burger comes from the Vivera B.V., Handelsweg 9, 7451 PJ Holten (Netherlands) plant, as indicated in the technical sheet attached to the recall.