McDonald’s June menu adds ‘iconic’ Big Arch burger and returning fan favourites
McDonald’s unveils its new June menu, headlined by the Big Arch burger, now available in restaurants and via McDelivery across the UK.
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McDonald’s unveils its new June menu, headlined by the Big Arch burger, now available in restaurants and via McDelivery across the UK.
Kraft Heinz and General Mills commit to removing artificial food dyes from all products within the next two years.
Rowntree’s reinvents classic sweets Fruit Pastilles and Jelly Tots with a new soft twist in its new Squidgers range.
Popular UK pie brand Pieminister recalls 10 varieties after labels wrongly extended shelf life by a full year.
Carlsberg launches Denmark’s first regenerative barley beer, Grobund, as it targets brewing exclusively with regenerative grain by 2040.
Lidl recalls a batch of its Harvest Basket Hash Browns after they were found to possibly contain metal pieces, posing a serious choking hazard to consumers.
UK food safety watchdog warns allergy sufferers after unlabelled imported Dubai-style chocolates found on UK shelves and online.
Several imported Jolly Rancher sweets have been recalled by the FSA for containing chemical compounds that are prohibited in food under UK regulations.
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.
Morrisons achieves 20 percent emissions reduction across its UK supply base through tailored farmer support and innovative data tracking.
August Egg Company recalls 1.7 million dozen eggs sold across nine US states after Salmonella outbreak sickens 79 and hospitalises 21.
Godiva makes a bold comeback to UK supermarkets with its limited-edition Dubai-style chocolate, available exclusively in Tesco stores.
Red Bull introduces the Lilac Edition, a spring-inspired energy drink blending pink grapefruit and floral notes, available nationwide for a limited time.
Haribo is recalling its Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets in the Netherlands after traces of cannabis were found. Several consumers reported feeling unwell, prompting a police investigation.
Kellogg’s has confirmed its popular Chocolate Corn Flakes will not return to UK supermarket shelves, following last year’s recall over potential safety concerns.