Baxters recalls Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup over manufacturing fault that may cause spoilage and can rupture
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The FSA reports that Baxters is recalling Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup. A manufacturing fault may cause spoilage, with unpleasant odour and flavour, and swelling or possible rupture of the can. The excerpt does not state consumer advice, so check the full FSA notice before acting.
What happened
Baxters is recalling its Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup because of a manufacturing fault, according to a Food Standards Agency (FSA) alert. The FSA says the fault may cause spoilage and cans to swell or rupture. The alert covers England and Wales only.
Affected products
- Baxters Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup, 400g can
- Batch code: L07XC
- Best before: April 2029
The risk
The fault may result in spoilage causing unpleasant odour and flavour, swelling and possible rupture of the can. The source gives no illness or injury reports.
What to do
Point-of-sale notices in stores and on the Baxters website explain what customers should do. Check the linked FSA customer notice for refund and contact details.
What you can doGeneral guidance
- ✓Consider reducing or stopping use of this product
- ✓Consult your GP if you have health concerns about your exposure
- ✓Read ingredient labels carefully when buying this type of product
- ✓Look for certified organic alternatives where possible
Always consult a healthcare professional for personal medical advice.
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