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The products recalled and taken off of supermarket shelves due to alerts

The Food Standards Agency website updates customers with allergy and undeclared ingredient alerts as issues are discovered - and there were two new updates posted this week.

Edinburgh Live

Tesco, M&S, Iceland and more recall popular foods over urgent health risks

Products include cheese potentially containing plastic and certain packets of a well-known chocolate dessert accidentally containing a product with nuts

Daily Mirror

Nestlé’s $6,000 Peanut Allergy Pill Has Been a Dud

It spent $2.6 billion developing Palforzia, but the treatment regimen proved too cumbersome for many prospective patients.

Businessweek

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Food Standards Agency recall popular Thai sauce due to undeclared ingredients

The sauce is being recalled by CK Food and Drinks Ltd alongside the Food Standards Agency, due to an incorrect label being applied - meaning an allergy alert has been activated.

Edinburgh Live

Study finds way to help children overcome peanut allergy

‘Boiling peanuts may provide a safe and effective method for treating peanut-allergic children’

The Independent UK

Tesco, M&S and Aldi warning as products pulled from shelves

Cheese, chocolate and more has been recalled

Liverpool Echo

The Cut sparks debate with ‘deranged’ list of new etiquette rules

‘Who is the audience for this?’ one reader asks

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Tesco and Aldi recall products due to undeclared allergens posing safety concerns

Supermarkets Aldi and Tesco are both recalling popular products, according to the Food Standards Agency's (FSA). This is what you should do if you've bought any of the affected products.

Glasgow Live

Aldi and Tesco recall popular products due to undeclared ingredients causing safety concerns

Supermarket giants Aldi and Tesco have recalled two popular products from their shelves over allergy and safety concerns, as one dairy item may contain pieces of plastic.

Edinburgh Live

Tesco, Costa and M&S recall chocolate and cheese over safety concerns

Customers are asked to return the items as a precaution

Wales Online

Warnings issued as products pulled from shelves at Aldi, Tesco and M&S

Customers can return them for a refund

Wales Online

M&S, Aldi and Tesco warning as products pulled from shelves

You should return the products to your nearest store

Liverpool Echo

'I have a rare allergy to the cold weather - people have told me I look like a monster'

Tammy has cold urticaria – an ‘allergy to the cold’ – and people have made fun of her condition throughout her life

Manchester Evening News

M&S issues 'do not eat' warning for chocolate bar as product urgently recalled

M&S has issued an urgent recall on its own-branded chocolate bar due to the undeclared presence of milk.

Daily Record

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Chronicle Live

Marks & Spencer recalls chocolate bar over health fears and warns people with allergy not to eat it

The Food Standards Agency says the product has been recalled because some packs contain milk, which is not mentioned on the label

Daily Mirror

Customers warned not to eat M&S chocolate bar in urgent allergy recall

The supermarket's own branded Belgian dark chocolate had to be recalled this week after there was a presence of milk in the 180g bars, which was not declared on the packaging of ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Pollution may make birch pollen more irritating to hay fever sufferers – study

Pollen from trees growing in heavily polluted urban areas has higher levels of Bet v1 allergen, experts find

Edinburgh Live

Marks & Spencer recalls popular chocolate bar due to undeclared ingredient

Marks & Spencer are recalling a popular sweet treat from their supermarket shelves due to an undeclared ingredient not mentioned on the label, creating a risk of allergic reactions.

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The Independent UK

How to choose the right plant-based milk for you

Choosing a dairy-free milk can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re concerned with nutrition or avoiding an allergy, dietician Rosie Martin offers a guide to separate the wheat from the chaff

Dublin Live

Young woman dies days after proposal due to using wrong spoon to stir cup of tea

Jess Prinsloo, who had an acute dairy allergy, was on holiday in South Africa with her fiance Craig McKinnon and suffered a fatal reaction after using the wrong spoon to stir her tea

Glasgow Live

Tesco, IKEA, and Asda issue 'do not eat' warnings amid new product recalls

Supermarket giants Tesco, Iceland and Morrisons have all issued product recalls to their customers, as certain items have posed safety and even injury fears to people who have purchased them.

Nottingham Post

Tesco, M&S, Morrisons and Iceland issue do not eat warnings as like of curry and pasta sauce

The Food Standards Agency has issued an alert

Wales Online

Bride-to-be, 24, dies days after proposal after using wrong spoon to stir her tea

Jess Prinsloo suffered a massive reaction to milk on the spoon after dealing with a life-long dairy allergy

Daily Mirror

Woman, 24, dies four days after proposal when she uses wrong spoon to stir cup of tea

Craig McKinnon proposed to Jess Prinsloo during a holiday in South Africa. Days later the woman, who had an acute dairy allergy, suffered a fatal reaction after using the wrong spoon to stir her tea

Liverpool Echo

M&S, Tesco and Morrisons warning as products pulled from shelves

You should return the products to your nearest store

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