Stop consuming prepackaged haggis and black pudding products with potential microbiological risk
Issue Date |
17.7.2017 |
Source of Information |
The UK Food Standards Agency and Food Safety Authority of Ireland |
Food Product |
Prepackaged haggis and black pudding products |
Product Name and Description |
Product name: Scottish Haggis Brand: Marks & Spencer Place of origin: United Kingdom Manufacturer: Macsween of Edinburgh Product code: 00104456 Net weight: 454 grams per pack Use by date: All dates up to and including July 26, 2017
Product name: Black Pudding Brand: Marks & Spencer Place of origin: United Kingdom Manufacturer: Macsween of Edinburgh Product code: 00777759 Net weight: 200 grams per pack Use by date: All dates up to and including July 31, 2017
Product name: 4 Black Pudding Slices Brand: Marks & Spencer Place of origin: United Kingdom Manufacturer: Macsween of Edinburgh Product code: 00084215 Net weight: 227 grams per pack Use by date: July 26, 2017
Product name: 2 Haggis Slice Brand: Marks & Spencer Place of origin: United Kingdom Manufacturer: Macsween of Edinburgh Product code: 988292 Net weight: 130 grams per pack Use by date: July 24, 2017 |
Reason For Issuing Alert |
- The Centre for Food Safety (CFS), through its Food Incident Surveillance System, learned of the notices issued by the UK Food Standards Agency and Food Safety Authority of Ireland that the manufacturer of the products is recalling the affected batches of products because of a production error that may pose a microbiological risk.
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Action Taken by the Centre for Food Safety |
- The CFS immediately followed up with Marks & Spencer, the importer of the affected products in Hong Kong. According to the information provided by the importer, the above-mentioned products were imported to Hong Kong for sale in its retail outlets only. It has already stopped sale and removed from shelves the affected batches of products, and initiated a recall.
- The CFS will continue to follow up and take appropriate action. Investigation is ongoing.
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Advice to the Trade |
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Advice to Consumers |
- Stop consuming the affected batches of products if they have purchased any.
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Further Information |
The CFS press release
- Members of the public may call Marks & Spencer hotline at 3656 2253 during office hours.
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Centre for Food Safety
Food and Environmental Hygiene Department
2017-7-17