A recall is issued in the UK for certain fruit products sold in major supermarkets after testing identifies Salmonella contamination. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) alert indicates that PrepWorld has recalled several fruit packets that include apples and kiwi. The recall follows laboratory testing that finds Salmonella in the affected apple and kiwi items. Multiple outlets report that the products are pulled from sale across the country as a precaution. The information published focuses on the recall’s trigger—positive Salmonella results—and on the product type and supplier involved, rather than on reported illnesses or specific batch/lot details. The FSA alert is presented as the source of the notice, with supermarkets notified to remove the relevant products from availability. The reports collectively describe an “urgent” withdrawal connected to Salmonella fears, citing the same underlying FSA-driven recall action and the same company and fruit categories.