Aldi and Lidl have recently expanded their recalls for unsafe food items, as announced by the Food Standards Agency (FSA). These urgent recalls affect a variety of products sold at both supermarkets that may pose health risks to consumers.
Recent Recalls: What You Need to Know
Aldi’s Recall of Custard Tarts
On October 18, 2023, Aldi recalled a six-pack of PYB02 PANATAS Part-Baked Custard Tarts. These items were found to contain undeclared allergens, including egg, milk, and wheat. Additionally, there is a risk they may contain hazelnuts, sesame, and soya, making them hazardous for individuals with allergies.
- Product: PYB02 PANATAS Part-Baked Custard Tarts
- Recall Date: October 18, 2023
- Key Allergens: Egg, Milk, Wheat (Gluten); possible presence of Hazelnuts, Sesame, Soya
- Action: Consumers are advised to return the product for a full refund.
Lidl’s Recall of Stroopwaffels
Lidl also issued a recall concerning its XXL Sondey Stroopwaffels with Caramel Flavour Filling & Butter. A potential risk of metal contamination has led to this action.
- Product: XXL Sondey Stroopwaffels with Caramel Filling
- Recall Date: October 17, 2023
- Pack Size: 560g
- Best Before Dates: November 21, December 2, and December 3, 2025
- Action: Customers should not consume the product and can return it for a full refund.
Consumer Safety and Refund Process
Both supermarkets have issued point of sale notices explaining the recall details and how customers can return the affected items. Aldi and Lidl express their apologies for any inconvenience and appreciate customer cooperation. Refunds are available at the stores where the products were purchased.
For further inquiries, consumers can contact Aldi or Lidl customer care for additional information. It is crucial to stay informed and heed recalls to ensure consumer safety.
