US EditionUrgent Warning to Shoppers as Popular Nut Butter Recalled over Choking Hazard
UNITED KINGDOM, AUG 6 – Daylesford Organic recalled Cacao Double Nut Butter due to metal ball bearings contamination, creating a choking hazard, with affected batches expiring in February 2027, Food Standards Agency said.
- On Wednesday, Daylesford Organic recalled its Cacao Double Nut Butter after the FSA warned of possible metal ball bearing contamination and choking hazards.
- In the UK, the Food Standards Agency warned that Daylesford Organic's Cacao Double Nut Butter may be contaminated with metal ball bearings, prompting a recall.
- Included in the recall are 230g jars in batch 230625 with expiry February 2027 and 380g packs with best before dates December 11, December 16 and December 22, 2026.
- Under the recall, consumers are urged not to eat the product and to return it to the store for a full refund, with local authorities receiving guidance to protect public health.
- This recall adds to safety alerts from the Food Standards Agency, following August 6 guidance on a popular chocolate bar and earlier this month’s Lidl chicken recall.
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Food recall: Shoppers warned that popular breakfast spread may contain pieces of metal – 'Unsafe to eat!'
A luxury organic food retailer has issued an urgent product recall after metal ball bearings were discovered in one of its nut butter products, creating a potential choking risk.Daylesford Organic has withdrawn its Cacao Double Nut Butter from sale following the contamination discovery.Confirming the alert, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) warned customers that the product is "unsafe to eat".**ARE YOU READING THIS ON OUR APP? DOWNLOAD NOW FOR THE…
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Urgent warning to shoppers as popular nut butter recalled over choking hazard
Daylesford Organic has issued a recall notice to customers who have bought its Cacao Double Nut Butter
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