Iceland's Ireland supermarkets have been hit with a major recall of all their imported frozen products of "animal origin" from their shelves.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland order, which includes all foods imported since March 3, is in relation to a number of breaches in food laws such as "inadequate evidence of traceability of imported frozen food of animal origin".
Customers with implicated foods are advised not to eat the products. The recall order includes any food products that contain ingredients that come from an animal, such as chicken, meat, fish, eggs, dairy products, etc.
