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Iceland Recalls Crispy Chicken Dippers As They 'May Contain Pieces Of Plastic'

Iceland Recalls Crispy Chicken Dippers As They 'May Contain Pieces Of Plastic'

According to the Food Standards Agency, the pack of 60 chicken dippers might contain pieces of 'hard plastic'

Rebecca Shepherd

Rebecca Shepherd

Iceland is recalling its 60 Crispy Chicken Dippers as some packs 'may contain pieces of hard plastic'.

According to the Food Standards Agency, the presence of plastic 'makes this product unsafe to eat'.

The 'bestsellers' are now 'unavailable' from the website.
Iceland

The £3 product is branded a 'Bestseller' on the Iceland website, however they are 'Currently Unavailable' and 'Out Of Stock'.

The chicken dippers are being recalled with any best before date code. The advise is to return them to your nearest Iceland store for a full refund.

According to the product recall notice, if you have any concerns or queries you should contact the Store Manager or call the Customer Care Line on 0800 328 0800.

LADbible has contacted Iceland for comment.

The customer notice issued.
FSA

Earlier this month two varieties of Cadbury puddings were recalled over fears that they may contain a harmful strain of bacteria.

If you've bought either Cadbury Caramel Cheesecake or Cadbury Dairy Milk Cheesecake puddings, made by Müller, then the company advises you not to eat them, but to send them back, as they may be contaminated with listeria. No other products are affected.

The items recalled have the expiry dates: 5 June 2019, 6 June 2019 and 11 June 2019, according to the Food Standards Agency.

The two Cadbury cheesecake desserts recalled.
Müller

The products were pulled from supermarket shelves due to 'the possible presence of Listeria monocytogenes', a bacteria which can cause listeriosis.

Symptoms usually start off similar to flu, with a high-temperature, aching muscles, sickness and diarrhoea. In around 20 per cent of cases the condition can be fatal, particularly if it affects elderly people. It can also be especially harmful to pregnant women and their unborn babies.

In a statement to the Mirror, Müller said: "As a precautionary measure a decision has been taken to recall some batches of Cadbury Caramel Cheesecake and Cadbury Dairy Milk Cheesecake deserts (2x85g), due to the possible presence of Listeria in the product.

"Müller produces these products under license from Cadbury and has stressed that this does not impact any other products it produces for Cadbury; or Cadbury Cheesecake variants in the UK or other markets.

The Food Standards Agency notice.
FSA

"We have informed the Food Standards Agency of this action and they have issued a Product Information Recall Notice.

"This is an isolated incident and an extensive investigation is being carried out."

The Food Standards Agency offers this advice: "If you have bought any of the above products, do not eat them. Instead, return them to the store from where they were bought for a full refund."

Müller has urged anyone who has one of the items to contact consumers@muller.co.ukor 01630 692000 to find out details on how to send the items back.

Featured Image Credit: Iceland

Topics: Food, News