Iceland recalls ready meals amid listeria contamination fears - shoppers urged 'do not eat'
Iceland has ongoing recalls for ready meals
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Iceland shoppers could be at risk as a couple of products pose health and safety concerns.
Products have been recalled because of undeclared allergens and the possible presence of listeria monocytongenes.
This comes as Morrisons shared a warning for onion rings, crisps and other snacks due to health fears.
Lidl also has ongoing recalls, including for popular crisps and chocolates.
One ready meal could be contaminated with Listeria
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Iceland
Cathedral City Cheese & Ham Gratin Size: 400g
Best before: May 2, 2024
An Iceland statement said: "We are taking the precautionary measure of recalling this batch of the above product because of the presence of Listeria monocytogenes.
"Only the Best Before Date listed in this notice is affected."
They advised customers "do not eat" the food if they have bought it.
Instead, they will get a refund from stores with no receipt required.
Iceland Takeaway Chicken Bhuna
Size: 375g
Best before date: January 26, 2024
The food was recalled as it posed a potential allergy risk for consumers.
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Shoppers should check for an item that will soon reach its best before date
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The original item was recalled as early as 2022 but shoppers should double check they don't have it at home as the best before date is coming up.
Only the above product is affected by the recall warning.
Iceland said: "Some packs may have Iceland Takeaway Creamy Butter Chicken inside due to an incorrect sleeve.
"Iceland is recalling Iceland Chicken Bhuna product as it poses a potential risk to those people that have an allergy or intolerance to milk which is not declared on the label."
Anyone who still has the item can return it to any Iceland store where they will get a full refund.
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