Dunnes Stores urgently recalls dinner dish amid fears it’s ‘unsafe’ to eat
Dunnes Stores has pulled a batch of a popular dinner item from sale amid fears it could be “unsafe” for some to eat.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued a recall notice on Friday, saying there is “undeclared wheat, soy and sulphites”. “This may make the batch unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of wheat , soya and/or sulphites.”This is the latest food recall to be issued by the FSAI. Last week a popular drink was pulled from shelves amid fears it could contain Silica Beads.The popular hot chocolate drink was for sale in a number of shops across Ireland, including Dunnes Stores, SuperValu and Tesco.
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