Co-op has issued an essential “do not brick” warning for a popular snack Bought from its store After finding out that it contains milk, which is not revealed on the packaging.
Retailer is now missing Its mini pork and a large batch of pickle pees (4 packs) because they pose health risk to anyone with allergies or intolerance to milk.
Food Standards Agency (FSA) has confirmed MemorizationTell the customers: “If you bought the above product and one is one Allergies Or intolerance for milk or milk components, do not eat it. ,
Customers can identify the product affected by the date of use. With dates of August 13, August 14 and August 16, the batches are included in recall, which are all 200 grams of four-packs.
Anyone who has bought the product involved in recall will receive a full refund or exchange, where it is available, Health The body has confirmed.
Customers who buy online products can arrange for refund by calling 0330 041 7737. For additional assistance, they can reach the support line of co-op on 0800 0686 727, or use the online form on the webpage of retailer product issues.
The retailer has informed relevant allergic support groups about remembering to ensure that members are warned about the issue.
Notices have also been kept in the store to alert ShopkeepersAnd will remain in the place till 17 August.
Allergic reactions to milk vary. They can act rapidly, within a few minutes or hours, or with a slow acting symptoms, where the symptoms take up to 72 hours to show.
According to the allergy UK, general reactions include skin reactions, gastrointestinal issues, and respiratory symptoms.
In severe cases, CMA can lead to a potentially fatal allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, which requires immediate medical attention.
The FSA said: “Sometimes foods have to be withdrawn or remembered if there is any risk for consumers because the allergy labeling is missing or wrong or if there is any other food allergy risk. When there is a risk of food allergies, the FSA will issue an allergy alert.”
Earlier this year, KOP faced a major cyber attack, which saw Details of all its 6.5 million members were stolenIt came after a string of similar attacks, in which fellow chief retailer M&S also targeted.
The National Crime Agency said in July that four youths were arrested for suspected participation in cyber attacks against two grocery retailers, as well as department stores Harrods.