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A popular Dubai-inspired chocolate containing undeclared peanuts is being recalled, with the FSA urging UK businesses and consumers to act swiftly to avoid serious allergy risks.
Hartford Bakery recalls six lots of bread sold at Kroger and Walmart after hazelnuts were found in products mislabelled as plain white bread.
Seven varieties of bologna pulled from US market after undeclared meat ingredients raise serious labelling concerns.
Popular UK pie brand Pieminister recalls 10 varieties after labels wrongly extended shelf life by a full year.
UK food safety watchdog warns allergy sufferers after unlabelled imported Dubai-style chocolates found on UK shelves and online.
Dr Pepper recall upgraded to Class II after 19,000 zero sugar cans found to contain full sugar, posing serious health risks to diabetic US consumers.
Zizzi recalls Vegan Jackfruit Pepperoni Rustica Pizza over potential milk cross-contamination, posing allergy risks and making it unsuitable for vegans.
Iceland recalls Daily Bakery 4 Sub Rolls due to undeclared barley, posing a health risk to those with a barley allergy or gluten intolerance.
BrewDog updates packaging for core beers and secures official beer partnership with London Stadium ahead of a packed summer schedule.
THG Nutrition recalls Myprotein cookie product due to undeclared gluten, posing a health risk to those with coeliac disease or allergies.
Cadbury’s revamp iconic purple packaging with 80 percent recycled plastic, wrapping 300 million bars annually for a greener future.
Campaigners warn against retailers overseeing plastic waste reduction after the government appointed industry representatives to manage the UK’s Deposit Return Scheme.
In the latest instalment of Recall Roundup (25 April-1 May 2025), New Food highlights recent food and beverage recalls in the UK and US.
Asda issues urgent recall of chicken slices with incorrect use-by date, urging customers to return affected packs for a refund.
For this month’s Ingredients for Change and to mark Allergy Awareness Week, we speak to Zak Marks, Co-founder and CEO of Kitt Medical, whose personal journey with life-threatening allergies has sparked a national mission to ensure adrenaline is always close at hand, starting with schools and qualifying businesses.
