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Lidl withdraws its ready-to-eat food from sale

Summary by Iltalehti
The expiry date of the recalled batch is 10 May 2025. Lidl announces that it is recalling a batch of Kartanon brand chicken soup due to mustard residues. Mustard is not mentioned in the product's ingredients list, so the product may be dangerous for people with mustard allergies. Others can eat the soup without worry.
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Lidl withdraws its ready-to-eat food from sale

The expiry date of the recalled batch is 10 May 2025. Lidl announces that it is recalling a batch of Kartanon brand chicken soup due to mustard residues. Mustard is not mentioned in the product's ingredients list, so the product may be dangerous for people with mustard allergies. Others can eat the soup without worry.

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Iltalehti broke the news in Finland on Friday, May 2, 2025.
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