Arla Protein Puddings recalled over possible glass contamination

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 08:28 · Archive

Arla Foods has recalled three flavours of its 200g Protein Pudding products over fears of glass contamination.

Arla Foods has recalled batches of its Arla Protein Pudding products owing to possible glass contamination. Essex Trading Standards shared the warning after the company made the decision to recall several batches.

The recall affects three flavours of the 200g desserts: Chocolate, Salted Caramel and Vanilla Cookie. Customers who have bought any of the affected products have been told not to eat them.

Instead, those with recalled products should return them to the shop where they were purchased for a full refund. Essex Trading Standards emphasised the importance of not consuming the affected items.

Anyone seeking further information can contact Arla Foods on 01133 827009 or hello@arlafoods.com.

Arla Protein Puddings recalled over possible glass contamination — Image: Brentwood Guardian

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URGENT warning to Essex shoppers as popular food product recalled over glass fearsEssex shoppers warned not to eat recalled Arla Protein Puddings over possible glass contamination. Three flavours should be returned to shops for a full refund.Brentwood Guardian · 28 Oct, 07:59
URGENT warning to Essex shoppers as popular food product recalled over glass fearsEssex shoppers warned not to eat recalled Arla Protein Puddings over possible glass contamination. Three flavours should be returned to shops for a full refund.Echo (Basildon) · 28 Oct, 07:59
URGENT warning to Essex shoppers as popular food product recalled over glass fearsEssex shoppers warned not to eat recalled Arla Protein Puddings over possible glass contamination. Three flavours should be returned to shops for a full refund.Colchester Gazette · 28 Oct, 07:59

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