Tesco recollects batch of Christmas staple amid over ‘potential MOTHS’

Tesco has recalled a Christmas dinner staple over the ‘potential presence of moths’, inflicting chaos for buyers over the festive interval. 

The grocery store has recalled a batch of its 130g Tesco Finest Apple & Cranberry Stuffing Mix, and is urging any prospects who might have bought the merchandise to not eat the product and to carry it again to retailer the place they may obtain a full refund. 

Tesco issued a discover of recall in the present day, which mentioned: ‘We are recalling a single batch of Tesco Finest Apple & Cranberry Stuffing Mix because of the potential presence of moths which makes the product unfit for human consumption’.

The grocery store urged prospects: ‘Please don’t devour this product and return it to retailer the place a full refund will likely be given’. No receipt is required’. 

It added: Tesco apologises to our prospects for any inconvenience induced. If you require additional particulars, please contact Customer Services straight.’

Tesco has recalled a Christmas dinner staple over the ‘potential presence of moths’, inflicting chaos for buyers over the festive interval

The grocery store has recalled a batch of its 130g Tesco Finest Apple & Cranberry Stuffing Mix, and is urging any prospects who might have bought the merchandise to not eat the product

The Food Standard Agency (FSA) additionally issued a discover of the recall, explaining that the a specific batch of the grocery store stuffing was contaminated by a ‘overseas physique’, which has been recognized to be the ‘presence of bugs (moths)’, deeming the festive facet dish ‘unsafe to eat’. 

The stuffing combine with toasted ciabatta type breadcrumbs, marketed to be ‘made with additional virgin olive oil, croutons, dried sweetened cranberries and dried apples,’ could have a greatest earlier than date of September 2024. 

The combination has obtained an general 3.6 star score for high quality by Tesco prospects, with some describing it as ‘sludgy and tasteless’, and others applauding the £2 field of stuffing for its ‘beautiful aroma’. 

The FSA points product withdrawal Information notices and product recall info notices to let shoppers and native authorities find out about issues related to meals. 

In some instances, a ‘Food Alert for Action’ is issued. This supplies native authorities with particulars of particular motion to be taken on behalf of shoppers