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Urgent recall of baby formula over harmful toxin that can cause food poisoning

ARA oil was contaminated with cereulide and added as an ingredient in base powder used to make infant formula and follow-on formula

The Independent UK

Dublin Chinese Eatery Closed As Officials Probe Claims Food May Contain Human Waste

Dublin authorities shut a Chinese eatery and opened an inquiry after claims of human waste in food, citing hygiene breaches and contamination risks in closure orders.

International Business Times UK

'Festive Liqueur' Recalled After Glass Found in Bottles, Officials Warn It's Unsafe to Drink

A major recall of Disaronno Originale has been issued across the UK after fears that several 700ml bottles may contain glass fragments. Here's what consumers need to know.

International Business Times UK

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Dozens of ready meals pulled from shelves in Ireland after adult dies from listeriosis

Health authorities are investigating an ‘extensive outbreak’ after identifying nine cases

The Independent UK

Busy Cork city takeout hit with closure order by the Food Safety Authority

The FSAI issued a closure order on the takeaway business following an inspection carried out by HSE officers

Irish Mirror

One particular batch of the popular Schär Gluten Free Fibre Crispbread has been hit with a product recall notice

Irish Mirror

Various flavours of the LIUM Jelly Ume with sugar and sweetener have been recalled by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland

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Iceland recall 2023: Which products have been withdrawn from shelves?

Everything you need to know about the Iceland recall after The Food Safety Authority of Ireland demanded frozen animal products be withdrawn from shelves.

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Major Iceland food recall as Irish customers urged not to eat affected items bought in past 3 months

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland is demanding the immediate withdrawal of all frozen food of animal origin from Iceland Ireland stores, imported since March 3, 2023. Customers are being advised not to eat the implicated products.

Irish Mirror

Iceland Ireland ordered to recall all frozen animal products

Anyone who has purchased frozen food of animal origin from an Iceland store since March is being advised not to consume it

The Independent UK

Iceland Ireland ordered to recall all frozen food of animal origin

All frozen food of animal origin is to be immediately recalled from Iceland stores in Ireland, the food safety authority has ordered.

The Independent UK

Frozen meat, dairy, eggs and fish products pulled from Iceland's shelves

The huge order follows an Food Safety Authority of Ireland investigation

Dublin Live

Urgent warning over popular Lidl snack that is ‘unsafe’ for some people to eat

Irish Mirror

'Multiple cases of rodent infestations' found in food businesses throughout May

In one case, mouse droppings were found in empty pasta bags

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Urgent recall for meat, fish, and desserts sold in Tesco, Lidl, Dunnes, and other Irish supermarkets

Food safety bosses have warned people against consuming the implicated products over health fears

Dublin Live

Chicken goujons, salmon and chocolate desserts among major food recalls from Tesco, Lidl and Dunnes

Customers are being urged to check their fridges and presses for these products

Irish Mirror

Urgent recall of Tesco chicken goujons due to Salmonella fears

Consumers are advised to avoid eating the implicated batches but the FSAI assures those who have already consumed the product that cooking it should remove the risk

Irish Mirror

Four enforcement orders served on businesses in Ireland for food past use-by date and unsafe storage

The FSAI served three closure orders and one prohibition order, with one business having no electricity or working boiler on site

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Dinners, desserts and all the food recalled by Dunnes, Aldi, Tesco and more supermarkets right now

Recall notices have been issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland for certain batches of foods, including dinners and desserts. Some of the affected food items were for sale in supermarkets including Dunnes, Lidl, Tesco, SuperValu and Aldi.

Dublin Live

Urgent recall for meat, fish, and desserts sold in Dunnes, Tesco, Lidl, and other Irish supermarkets

The FSAI has issued food safety and food allergen alerts for a number of items sold in Irish supermarkets

Dublin Live

Urgent recall issued for Cadbury items sold in Lidl due to contamination risk

Consumers have been advised not to eat the implicated batches

Dublin Live

Meat, olives and popcorn among major food recalls by Dunnes, Supervalu, Aldi, Lidl and Tesco

Customers are being urged to check their fridges and presses for these products

Irish Mirror

Urgent recall of popular Dunnes Stores meat product

Customers are being urged to check their freezers

Irish Mirror

FSAI issue urgent warning as three allergens detected in popular health food product

Peanuts, soya, and sesame “may be present in batches of a product of the popular health food brand True Natural Goodness”

Dublin Live

Urgent allergy warning as nuts detected in popular health food product

Severe allergic reactions to nuts may include anaphylaxis which can be life-threatening

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