This week, products from several major supermarkets including Tesco have been recalled (Image: Getty)
Over the past week or so, several retailers have issued urgent recalls, urging customers not to eat or use them. Shoppers are being warned to check these items carefully if they have been purchased, to make sure they’re not at risk from harm.
Some of the reasons for the recalls include the potential for glass to be hiding in the product, misprints on allergy labels, and choking hazards for children. If you’ve bought any of the products below, do not use them, and return them to wherever you bought them from instead. Here’s a list of the latest recalls that you need to know about.
This multipack of Walkers crisps has been urgently recalled (Image: PepsiCo)
Walkers Variety Snacks Sharing Box
PepsiCo is recalling Walkers Variety Snacks Sharing Box because the Monster Munch Giants Roast Beef 85g pack contains wheat (gluten) which is not mentioned on the outer packaging of the sharing box. This multipack is sold at Iceland stores only.
Pack size: 655g box (six packs)
Best before: November 21, 2026
If you have bought this product and have an allergy or intolerance to wheat or gluten or have coeliac disease, don’t eat it. Instead, call the PepsiCo Consumer Care Line on 0800274777 or visit contact.pepsico.com/walkers for a full refund.
A box of Japanese-style curry cubes has also been recalled (Image: The Basic Ingredients Ltd)
Emma Basic Curry Cubes Japanese Style
The Basic Ingredients Ltd is recalling Emma Basic Curry Cubes Japanese Style because the product may contain milk which is not mentioned on the label. Packs that already show a “may contain milk” warning on the label aren’t affected.
Best before: December 29, 2026, February 24, 2027, March 18, 2027, May 12, 2027, July 23, 2027, September 14, 2027, October 12, 2027, March 26, 2028
If you have bought the above product and have an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk products, don’t eat it. Instead, return it to where you bought it, for a full refund.
Three flavours of Arla protein puddings have been recalled (Image: Arla)
Arla Protein Puddings
Arla Foods Ltd is recalling various Arla Protein Pudding products because they may contain glass.
Best before: January 11, 18 and 20, 2027, Feburary 6, 2027
Best before: January 21, 23, 31, 2027, February 2, 2027
Best before: January 25, 2027
If you’ve bought any of these products with these specific dates, don’t eat them. Get rid of them, or return them to wherever you bought them – Asda, Tesco and Morrisons for example – for a full refund.
This beard oil, sold via Amazon, has been recalled from end users (Image: Amazon)
Horace Vetiver Primavera Beard Oil
This beard oil, sold via Amazon, has been urgently recalled. The product presents a risk to health because it was found that the fragrance concentration exceeds safety limits for leave-on facial products, and could cause skin irritation.
Consumers should stop using the product immediately, and contact the supplier for a refund or replacement.
A car seat sold at Decathlon presents a choking hazard for children (Image: Decathlon)
HAMAX Buddy Baby Seat
This car seat, sold at Decathlon, has been urgently recalled because it presents a choking risk for children. This is due to a detachable safety label on the harness strap.
Sales period: 28.12.2020 to 06.08.2026
If you’ve bought this car seat, keep it out of reach of children. Check the shoulder harness strap on the seat, and if the textile label shown in the image is attached, completely cut it off the harness strap.
Once the label has been removed, there’s no more choking hazard and the seat can be used safely.
Check this label on your Axkid car seat to request a replacement (Image: Axkid)
Axkid MiniKid Core Car Seats
This child car seat has also been recalled because it didn’t achieve the level of performance required under the manufacturer’s own safety standards. It’s a belt-installed, extended rear-facing car seat designed for children from newborn up to approximately seven years old.
You can visit Product Safety Message – Axkid to register for a free replacement. You’ll need the Car Seat ID to register, which can be found on the product label underneath your car seat.
