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Boots, Lidl and TK Maxx customers told 'do not eat' as products taken off shelves
Multiple UK retailers recalled products due to undeclared allergens, physical contamination, toxins, and safety hazards, affecting items with best-before dates into 2027, the Food Standards Agency said.
- This week, the Office for Product and Safety Standards issued recall alerts after major UK supermarkets, including Tesco and Lidl, displayed 'do not eat' warnings.
- Contamination checks revealed asbestos in Hobbycraft's Giant Box of Craft, plastic in Lily's Kitchen dog food, foil in Snaktastic snacks, and a fire risk in the Southern Arbor Electric Rechargeable Hot Water Bottle.
- Tesco has recalled a 350g packet of Tesco Special Fried Rice due to undeclared wheat, with affected packs carrying a use-by date of February 2, 2026.
- Customers should stop using affected products immediately and return them to the shop for a full refund, with point-of-sale notices and helplines providing guidance.
- Infants and allergy sufferers face risks from Aptamil First Infant Formula due to cereulide toxin and undeclared allergens, while pet owners are warned over Lily's Kitchen dog food recalls, with FSA and OPSS issuing notices nationwide.
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Lidl, Tesco, TK Maxx and more issue 'do not eat' warnings as products recalled
Major UK supermarkets, including Tesco and Lidl, have issued "do not eat" warnings for a range of reasons this week.
·Isle of Wight, United Kingdom
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Tesco, Hobbycraft, Waitrose and more warn shoppers 'stop using it immediately'
The Office for Product and Safety Standards (OPSS) issued recall alerts for items sold at some of the UK's biggest retailers this week.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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