Marks & Spencer has warned shoppers that food sold in stores may be unsafe to eat.
Anyone who has purchased the affected mushroom pie can return it to stores for a full refund.
M&S Plant Kitchen Mushroom Pie
Pack size 200g
Use by 12 April 2024, 16 April 2024, 18 April 2024, 22 April 2024
The items have been recalled as they contain soya not listed on the label.
Marks & Spencer mushroom pies have been recalled
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This could be extremely dangerous for anyone with an allergy and can cause symptoms including vomiting, stomach cramps and difficulty breathing.
The supermarket stated: “Customer safety is of paramount importance to Marks & Spencer and we take all issues regarding the products of our foods extremely seriously.
“Marks & Spencer is recalling its Plant Kitchen Mushroom Pie given the undeclared presence of soya in packs. Please do not consume this product if you have an allergy or intolerance to soya. If you wish to exchange the product, you can return it to your nearest store where a full refund will be given.
“Only the displayed date codes are impacted. No other M&S products are affected. We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience caused. For more information contact us on 0333 0148 555.”
Food recalls are issued when a problem is found with a food item that could cause a health or safety risk to consumers.
Marks & Spencer has an ongoing recall for Magnum packs sold in stores that could contain metal.
The retailer stated: “Magnum is recalling Magnum Classic Ice Cream Sticks (3 x 100ml).
“Magnum is taking the precautionary measure of recalling a limited number of Magnum Classic Ice Cream Sticks 3x100ml due to internal safety checks showing that they may contain small pieces of metal.
“No other Magnum products are affected. UK Careline Freephone Number 0800 678 1031.
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“No other Magnum products are affected. UK Careline Freephone Number 0800 678 1031.
“Please return to the store if you have already brought this item for a refund. Customer safety is of paramount importance to Marks & Spencer and we take all issues regarding the production of our foods extremely seriously.”
Anyone who has purchased packs at risk should return to any M&S store for a full refund.
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