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Product Panic: B&M, Tesco, and Asda Recall Items Over Labeling Blunders

Robert Henso
Robert Henso
Product Panic: B&M, Tesco, and Asda Recall Items Over Labeling Blunders

Tesco, Asda, and B&M, three supermarket chains, have sent out an urgent recall notice for a few of their products. According to My London, their packaging lacked the essential information regarding ingredients that might cause allergies in certain individuals.

Because the vanilla milkshake powder contains milk protein and the label did not disclose this, B&M has recalled its well-known Biscuit Freak Shake. For those who are allergic to milk or any of its constituents, the protein may trigger allergies. The manufacturer stressed that there is a chance that any product released after January 22 could be hazardous.

Asda has recalled frozen hashbrowns (all with a best-before date of June 30, 2025) and Tesco has recalled Tesco 18 Cupcakes (all with lot code 24026 and a best-before date of February 27, 2024). The product packaging in both instances lacked warnings regarding the presence of soy (in muffins), milk, and gluten (in hashbrowns), which was the cause of the recall. Recalled goods can be returned for a complete refund, according to every supermarket.

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