Morrisons is recalling selected batches of its budget cashew nuts after concerns that some packets may contain glass. The Independent and The Scotsman report that customers are being advised not to eat the affected product and to return it to their local store. The recall is linked to fears that the packaging pouches could contain shards of glass, with the Daily Mail describing the issue as glass found in packets. Morrisons apologises to customers for the inconvenience, according to The Independent. The retailer is asking shoppers to stop consuming the items and bring them back for a full refund. The reports indicate the affected product is Morrisons Savers Cashews, sold in branded packets/pouches as part of the supermarket’s budget range. The outlets do not provide details on the specific batch numbers in the information provided, but they agree on the core message: customers should not eat the recalled cashews and should return them to stores to receive a refund.
Morrisons recalls cashew nuts after reports of possible glass contamination
Morrisons is recalling selected batches of its budget cashew nuts after concerns that some packets may contain glass. The Independent and The Scotsman report that customers are being advised not to ea...
- Morrisons recalls batches of its Savers Cashews nuts due to concerns they may contain glass.
- Customers are told not to eat the affected product.
- Shoppers should return the items to their local Morrisons store.
- A full refund is offered for returned products.
- The recall is presented as precautionary following reports/concerns about glass contamination.
Customers are being advised not to eat the affected Morrisons Savers Cashews and return them for a full refund.
3 months agoCustomers are being urged to not eat the product and return it to their local store
3 months agoMorrisons has recalled batches of its budget nuts amid concerns the pouches could contain shards of glass.
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