Updated: Unilever recalls Wall’s Mini Calippo multi-packs because they may contain small pieces of metal
This product may contain pieces of metal which makes the product unsafe to eat.
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This product may contain pieces of metal which makes the product unsafe to eat.
The products listed above might be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
This product may contain pieces of metal which makes the product unsafe to eat.
Rhodamine B is an illegal dye, which may pose a health risk.
Some seams may be faulty, which could make this product unsafe to eat.
The presence of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli in the product listed above.
The bottle neck ring might have a sharp and uneven rim edge which could present a safety risk on opening.
The presence of metal makes this product unsafe to eat.
The presence of pieces of plastic makes this product unsafe to eat.
The presence of pieces of plastic makes these products unsafe to eat.
This product may contain pieces of metal which makes the product unsafe to eat.
The products listed above have been labelled with a ‘use by’ date of 1 April 2020 or 2 April 2020 instead of a ‘use by’ date of 1 March 2020 or 2 March 2020…
This product may contain pieces of metal which makes the product unsafe to eat.
The presence of suspected bacterial contamination in the product may make the product unsafe to eat.
This product may contain pieces of plastic/rubber which makes the product unsafe to eat.
The glass ramekin containing the product may break when heated in the microwave, which could present a safety risk.
The possible presence of black rubber makes this product unsafe to eat.
The possible presence of black rubber makes this product unsuitable for consumption.
The product listed above may be contaminated with salmonella. Symptoms caused by salmonella usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
The possible presence of mould makes the products unsafe to eat.
The affected products have been labelled with incorrect ’Use by” dates of 12 February 2022 and may be unsafe to eat after the intended ‘Use-by’ dates of 12 February 2020.
Happy Hounds is recalling a range of its frozen raw dog food products on a precautionary basis as they may pose a risk to human and animal health. Sampling undertaken by the company has…
The possible presence of metal makes these products unsafe to eat.
Prolonged consumption of pyrrolizidine alkaloids at high levels can lead to liver disease.