Arla protein puddings recalled from supermarkets over glass risk

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 12:02 · Archive

Arla Foods is recalling protein pudding products sold in major supermarkets due to possible glass contamination.

Arla Foods is recalling protein pudding products sold in major supermarkets because they may contain glass. The recall affects three flavours: Chocolate, Salted Caramel and Vanilla Cookie, all in 200g packs.

The affected products have best-before dates between January 11 and February 6, 2027. The Chocolate flavour affected dates are January 11, 18 and 20 and February 6. The Salted Caramel dates are January 21, 23 and 31 and February 2. The Vanilla Cookie flavour best-before date is January 25, 2027.

The Food Standards Agency issued the alert after Arla Foods identified the possible glass contamination. The FSA stated the products are unsafe to eat. Customers are advised not to consume them and to return the items to their retailer for a full refund without requiring a receipt. Point of sale notices will be displayed in stores selling these products.

How it is being reported

• Popular protein puddings are taken off supermarket shelves after warning they may contain GLASSCustomers were urged to throw away or return the pots for a full refund.Daily Mail · 24 Oct, 12:22
• Popular desserts pulled from supermarket shelves as they ‘may contain glass’Arla Foods is recalling a number of their protein pots, including the chocolate, salted caramel and vanilla cookie flavours (Picture: Getty Images/Maskot) A popular pudding has been ugently recalled over fears they contain glass. Arla Foods is recalling a number of their protein pots, including…Metro · 24 Oct, 11:39
• 'Do not eat' puddings sold in Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda 'as may contain glass'The products are sold in various stores, including major supermarketsThe Mirror · 24 Oct, 08:10

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