Vimto Original 500ml Bottles Pose Potential Risk to Consumers
A popular fizzy drink, Vimto, is being urgently recalled from supermarkets due to a labelling error that could pose a risk to consumers. The 500ml bottles were incorrectly labelled as containing "no added sugar," which was found to be false. This mistake could be particularly dangerous for diabetics or individuals who need to monitor their sugar intake.
Warning Signs in Retail Stores
The Food Standards Agency has announced that Nichols plc is recalling the Vimto Original 500ml bottles. Point of sales notices will be displayed in retail stores to inform customers about the recall. Diabetics and individuals with health concerns are advised not to consume the product and return it to the store for a full refund. Customers can contact Nichols plc for further assistance.
Batch Numbers for Recalled Products
The recalled Vimto Original 500ml bottles have specific batch numbers including 4050, 4051, 4052, 4072, 4073, and more. It is important to check the batch number before consuming the product.
Other Recalls in Major Supermarkets
In addition to the Vimto recall, a major supermarket has also pulled Viennetta Vanillas due to allergy concerns related to incorrect labeling in Spanish. Doritos Tangy Cheese has been recalled from Tesco and Poundland due to a packaging error that could pose a risk to individuals with soya allergies.
Food allergies can lead to severe reactions such as anaphylaxis, making it crucial for consumers to be aware of product recalls and potential health risks.
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