The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has extended two recent food recall alerts to include more products over fears they could cause serious health problems if eaten.
On December 16, Lidl recalled two of its smoked trout products due to fears they could contain Listeria monocytogenes, a bacteria which can cause serious infections. This recall was extended on December 22 to also include some of the supermarket's smoked salmon products for the same reason.
The FSA also issued a recall alert on December 16 over allergy fears for popular baby food brand Ella's Kitchen, which is sold in a number of supermarkets, because one product contained ingredients not mentioned on the label. On December 22, this recall was extended to cover additional best before dates.
