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'Do not eat' warning in place for Waitrose shoppers as supermarket issues recall
The Food Standards Agency said the affected five-pack doughnuts may cause allergic reactions and told customers to return them for a full refund.
- On Tuesday, Waitrose & Partners recalled doughnut packs across England, Scotland, and Wales after discovering undeclared soya in the products, posing a health risk to consumers with allergies.
- The Food Standards Agency issued the warning due to a packaging error that failed to declare soya as an ingredient, creating a possible health risk for anyone with a soya allergy.
- Recalled items include Waitrose & Partners Sweet, Fluffy, Golden Ring Doughnuts 5's and Waitrose & Partners Jammy, Messy, Squidgy Doughnuts 5's, sold in packs of five with best-before dates of November 10 and 11.
- Shoppers with soya allergies should not eat these products and must return them to the store for a full refund or contact Waitrose Customer Care on 0800 188 884, option 4.
- Waitrose has contacted relevant allergy support organisations, which will notify their members about the recall and explain why the products are being withdrawn from retail shelves.
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Waitrose recalls two doughnut packs over undeclared soya allergen
Waitrose has recalled two doughnut five-packs over undeclared soya. Check the best-before dates and how to get a refund.
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Wales OnlineDoughnuts pulled from supermarket shelves as some told 'do not eat them'
You should return them to the shop for a full refund
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