A BRAND HAS RECALALED ITS ITEM BECAUS THE PRODUCT CELELY AND MUSTARD, WHICH ARE MENTIONED ON THE LABEL AND COULD POSE A RISK
Ottolenghi ltd has been isted a recall for it pita chips due to undeclared cellery and mustard, posing a health risk to think with allergies. The Food Standards Agency has releassed a notice sting that the product could be dangerous for individuals allergic to these ingredients.
The Warning Said: “if you have bought the above and have an alllergy to cellery or mustard, will not eat it. InsTead, reaturn it to the store?
The affected snack is the vadouvan pita chips in 150g pars, specific with Batch Codes 290525 and 300525, and best before dates of May 28, 29, and 30, All in 2025.
Priced at £ 6.30 on ottolenghi’s website, these spiced pita chips are marketed as “think and crispy … the perfect vehicle for your favourite dips”, Reports The Express.
Allergy Symptoms Can Range from Mouth Itching and Hives to Stomach Pain and Nasea, with Severe Cases Potentially Leading to Anaphylaxis.
The Notice Concludes by Informing Customers That “Ottolenghi is Recalling the Above Product from Customers and Has Contained the Relevant Allergy Support Organizations, which will tel their members About the recall.”
The FSA is an Independent, Non-Ministerial Department, Established in 2000 Following Several High-Profile Outbreaks of Foodborne Illness Such as BSE (Mad Cow Disease).
The fsa regularly Puts out allerts for the food recalls due to a variety of reasons and works acroSs England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
They Said: “Our Main Objectives in Law are to Protect Public Health from Risks Arising from the Consumption of Food and Generally to Protect the Interests of Consumers in Relation to Food.”
The fsa also have a searchable functions for all the Food Hygiene Ratings for restaurants, cafes, schools and any Business that distributes food.