A range of products are included in the recall notices
Food safety chiefs are warning shoppers to return certain items to stores after issuing product recall notices. The Food Standards Agency has urged shoppers not to consume the affected items sold at Tesco, Aldi and Home Bargains.It says certain batches of these products could pose a serious health risk.
The products affected are 150g packs of Free From Onion Rings , Cheese Flavour Balls and Bacon Rashers . The packets included in the recall are ones which have a best before date of 16/12/23 . Customers are asked to return these items to their nearest store for a full refund, with no receipt required.
The batch codes of Sci-Mx Nutrition Ultra Muscle Strawberry Flavour included in the recall are W110429 , W110430 , and W110431 . These affected batches are the 1.5kg size bags with a best before date of March 2025.
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