After remembering one of his products due to the fears of allergies, Aldi issued a “do not” warning.
Each time, supermarkets are forced to remember objects as precautionary measures because it is discovered that the label has left important details related to its ingredients.
Aldi Herbs -The latest supermarket is the latest supermarket to issue such notices due to baby potatoes with herbs and butter.
This especially recalls worries about a specific pack-385 G who has a date for use of 12 April 2025.
It is discovered that the product contains milk that is not mentioned on the label, with the Food Standard Agency (FSA), stating that it can be “potential health risk for anyone with allergies or intolerance to milk or milk components.
It is written in the notice: “If you have bought the above product and have allergies or intolerance to milk or milk components, do not eat it.” About two to three percent of children suffer from an allergy to cow’s milk, most of which are growing up to the age of five years. ,
A spokesman for Aldi said: “Our supplier is recalling the potatoes of food inspired with herbs and butter because it contains allergen milk that is not listed on packaging.
“Customers are asked to return this product to their nearest store, where a full refund will be given.
“We apologize that this product does not meet our common high standards and thanks for your cooperation.”
Meanwhile, the FSA said: “Aldi is remembering the above product and it is advisable to contact relevant allergies organizations, which will tell their members about recall.
“Point of sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores selling this product.
“These notices explain to the customers why the product is being remembered and tell them what they have bought the product then to do.
“Please see for more information: Contact Aldi Customer Services at Help .aldi.co.uk/s or 0800 042 0800.”
This is not the first time Aldi remembers an item. In 2024, the series released a memory on its superior creamy chicken soup, due to the fact that it could include peanuts, which were not listed on the label.
Earlier this week, another supermarket store, Tesco responded to customer complaints about a popular food deficiency.
During March, many customers were expecting supermarket kidney beans, black beans, butter beans, canalini beans and chickpeas, leaving them empty -handed.
