Recall Due to Metal Contamination
In a recent development, a major supermarket chain has issued a recall for one of its chicken items amidst concerns of potential metal fragments in the product.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a ‘do not eat’ advisory for customers who have purchased Morrisons’ own brand wafer thin cooked chicken.
The recall applies to both the 400g and 170g pack sizes, encompassing all use by dates up to and including June 16.
Consumers who have bought this chicken product are urged not to consume it and can return it to any Morrisons store to receive a full refund.
The FSA released a statement saying, “Morrisons is initiating a recall for the mentioned products. Point of sale notifications will be visible in all retail outlets selling these products.”
The statement continues, “Customers will be informed through these notices on the reason for the recall and the necessary steps to take if they have purchased these items.”
A spokesperson from Morrisons remarked, “All batches of this product are being recalled due to the potential presence of small metal pieces.”
Additional Information
Morrisons has urged consumers not to consume the affected product and to return it to the nearest store for a full refund, with no requirement for a receipt.
The supermarket assures that no other products are impacted by this issue and apologizes for any inconvenience caused, emphasizing their commitment to upholding the highest standards of product quality and safety.
Recent days have seen several other product recalls, including Aldi recalling chicken kebabs and Tesco recalling chocolate bars.
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