Asda, Tesco, Iceland and Morrisons among supermarkets urgently recalling products Major supermarket chains, including Asda, Iceland, Morrisons and Tesco are warning customers about possible health risks from items they have bought in stores. Pieces of glass, food allergies, and Hepatitis A are just some of the reasons that supermarkets have been forced to recall their products. We ve rounded up the latest foods to be recalled by UK supermarkets this month.
Greggs recalls Vegetable Bakes Greggs is recalling Vegetable Bakes (2 pack) because the product may contain small pieces of green glass. The possible presence of glass makes this product unsafe to eat. This product is exclusively sold in Iceland stores and does not affect the products sold in Greggs.
Tesco has today issued a recall of its own-brand breadsticks over fears they contain sesame and could be fatal for allergy sufferers.
Several batches of the £1.30 mini snacks do not list sesame seeds as an ingredient, which the supermarket giant blamed on a packaging error.
Tesco has called for anyone with an allergy who bought the sticks to immediately return them for a full refund.
The £1.30 Tesco own brand mini breadsticks have urgently been recalled by the supermarket giant
In a statement, the supermarket said: We have been made aware by our supplier that due to a manufacturing error, there is the possibility that packets of mini breadsticks which have a sesame coating may have been incorrectly packed into multi pack bags of Tesco Mini breadsticks, which means that sesame will not be declared on the packaging.