US EditionSainsbury's and Lidl Issue Urgent Product Recalls over Safety Concerns - Liverpool Echo
UNITED KINGDOM, JUN 19 – Annual tests reveal some sunscreens fail to meet UVA and SPF standards while affordable supermarket brands consistently provide effective protection, consumer group Which? reports.
- Lidl GB recalled its Harvest Basket Hash Browns due to possible metal pieces posing a choking hazard, urging customers not to eat it.
- This recall followed advice from the Food Standards Agency amid multiple product safety alerts across supermarkets including Dunnes and Sainsbury's.
- Dunnes Stores recalled Luxury Apple Pie with a best before date of June 15, 2025, because of a packaging error risking allergen contamination.
- Consumers were told to return recalled products for a full refund and instructed, “Do not consume” the items, while Lidl apologised for the inconvenience.
- These recalls highlight ongoing health and safety concerns prompting supermarkets to remove potentially unsafe items from shelves and alert customers accordingly.
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Major UK supermarket sun cream and Ultrasun fail safety tests as warning issued
There's a warning as popular sun creams, including Morrisons and Ultrasun, fail safety tests, while Aldi, Lidl, Boots, Nivea and Sainsbury’s passed
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