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Shoppers Warned 'Do Not Eat' Condiment From Tesco and Sainsbury's Due to Recall
The manufacturer is recalling multiple batches and telling customers to return them for a full refund, the Food Standards Agency said.
- On Thursday, the Food Standards Agency issued a recall for Arran Fine Foods Caramelised Red Onion Chutney after detecting potential contamination with "pieces of metal," warning consumers the product is "unsafe to eat."
- Manufacturer Fox's Burton's Companies UK initiated the recall after identifying the contamination across multiple batches, though FBC confirmed no other products are affected by the safety issue.
- The recall affects 15 jars in 195g and 1.35kg packs with varying best-before dates, now listed as "out of stock" at Tesco and Sainsbury's where the condiment was previously stocked.
- Retailers have displayed point-of-sale notices explaining the recall, and FBC Ltd has apologized for inconvenience; customers can contact careline@fbc-uk.com or telephone 0800 591 886 for refunds.
- The FSA routinely issues recall notices to protect consumer health across the UK, ensuring products are withdrawn when contamination risks such as foreign material presence are identified.
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