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'Do not eat' warning issued as burgers are pulled from shelves
Heck advises customers with milk allergies to avoid the recalled Minted Lamb Burgers due to packaging errors; affected products have a use-by date of April 3, 2026.
- HECK has recalled its 320g Minted Lamb Burgers 2-pack following a packaging mix-up that included Heck Steak and Butter Burgers, which contain undeclared milk.
- Because the Steak and Butter Burgers contain milk, this error poses a significant health risk to customers with milk allergies or intolerances, as milk is not listed on the Minted Lamb label.
- Food Standards Agency officials issued an Allergy Alert warning affected customers to "do not eat" the product, stating "when there is a food allergy risk, the FSA will issue an Allergy Alert."
- Shoppers who purchased the affected batches can return them to retailers including Tesco and Waitrose for a full refund, with no receipt required.
- No other Heck products are affected by this recall. Customers requiring further information can contact Heck directly at 01845 567 709 for enquiries.
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Burgers sold at UK supermarkets recalled with 'do not eat' warning for shoppers
A pack of burgers sold at UK supermarkets has been recalled by HECK with shoppers told to avoid eating them if they have an allergy or intolerance…
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