All news on the topic: Product recalls

Some of the recall notices were down to potential allergen contamination - however, other products were at risk of containing glass and metal. - here is a full list of the recall notices issued over the last few weeks

Both Waitrose and Sainsbury's urge customers who have bought the product not to eat it and to return it to their local supermarket store for a full refund - you will not need a receipt to get your refund

Tesco and Morrisons have not confirmed what the microbiological contamination is in the eye mist they sell in stores but have urged customers to not the use the product

A number of sweet treats have been recalled by supermarket Lidl as there are concerns over a possible metal contamination which could make them dangerous to eat

Jars of the cashew butter, sold at Ocado, Whole Foods, and Holland & Barrett, have mistakenly been filled with a mixed nut product that contains hazelnuts, almonds and peanuts

The frozen food supermarket chain has recalled its own brand Creamy Chicken Pies as it may contain the preservative sulphites and if eaten they can cause severe allergic reactions such as anaphylaxis

Asda, Tesco and B&M have all issued notices recently due to food and drink products containing allergens which are not displayed on the label - this means it could be unsafe for people with those allergens to eat

The supermarket chain has pulled a batch of its Tesco 18 Cupcakes as some of the products have incorrect cakes in them which contain soya which is not declared as an ingredient on the packaging

Scratch Meals Ltd has recalled its Chicken Pad Thai with Noodles & Veggies product as it contains peanuts which could cause potentially serious reactions to those who have a peanut allergy or intolerance

The Foods Standards Agency issued an official recall notice yesterday for Daylesford Organic Organic Rye, Spelt & Raisin Crispbreads and Daylesford Organic Savoury Biscuit Selection as they are "unfit for human consumption"

Food products need to be recalled if they could cause food poisoning, if plastic or metal has been found in the product due to manufacturing faults, or if any allergen information is missing or incorrect

Mondalez has pulled certain packs of its The Natural Confectionery Co. Jelly Snakes because of undeclared wheat, due to a packaging error - here is what you need to know

Aldi described the move as an "Emergency Withdrawal and Public Product Recall" due to the product potentially being able to cause injury

Certain packs of Charlie Bigham’s Thai Green Chicken Curry & Fragrant Rice may contain mustard not listed on the label - this means it poses a health risk to anyone with a mustard allergy

Princes Group has recalled various baked beans products from Asda, Sainsbury's and Tesco as Food Standards Agency says they are dangerous to eat - and should be returned

Tesco has issued a warning to customers who bought its cranberry stuffing mix over fears the Christmas staple may contain moths, the Food Standards Agency has said

The Food Standards Agency said that Tesco is recalling Growers Harvest Garden Peas due to a possible contamination with an unknown type of berry, which may make it unsafe to eat

Mirror Money has compiled a full list of the recent recalls, the reason behind the move, and the steps you need to take if you have purchased one of these products.

The item being pulled from shelves is the Hotel Chocolat Choose Your Poison, which is packaged in a glass flask with a cork stopper and contains 36 filled chocolates

Kraft Singles American processed cheese slices have been recalled by food giant Kraft Heinz because of a choking hazard. Several complaints were made by consumers before the recall

Church & Dwight has issued a major product recall of TheraBreath Strawberry Splash for Kids - as it was found contaminated with yeast. If used by immuno-compromised children, the health impact could be severe

After buying her children some 'Mini Biscotti' from the Heron on Annandale Road in Hull, the concerned mum was appalled to find that the link on the back of the packaging took her to a website full of Chinese pornography

A toy company has issued a recall of over 85,000 chairs in the US after they recorded multiple infants' injuries. They have said there is no need to return the chairs and they can be easily fixed.

Following the death of 14-year-old Harris Wolobah, the One Chip Challenge's creator has removed the product from shop shelves

Lidl has been forced to recall its McEnnedy Corn Dogs across the country as it was found to contain Listeria monocytogenes bacteria