Consumers in the UK have been alerted to the recall of several supermarket items deemed potentially unsafe for consumption, with advice to return them for a refund.
Specifically, Sainsbury's Flaked Almond is under scrutiny for salmonella contamination, a bacterium capable of causing food poisoning, characterized by fever, diarrhoea, and abdominal cramps. The risk is heightened for vulnerable groups such as the elderly and pregnant individuals.
Additionally, Taj chopped spinach, available at Asda and Eden Farms, is being recalled due to the potential presence of metal fragments. Notices will be displayed in stores to inform purchasers of the recall.
Only some batches will be affected, so people should check the full details on the Food Standards Agency website.
Source: metro.co.uk