Tahira Foods has urgently recalled a number of its products amid health concerns. Customers are being warned not to eat any of the items as they are considered ‘unsafe for consumption’ according to the Food Standards Agency .
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The food producer is one that specialises in Halal meat products and has warned that nine items in their product range are affected and are being withdrawn from sale in certain supermarkets.
Tahira Foods withdrawn products
The following products are being recalled because there was a ‘breakdown in the temperature control supply chain’ making them unsafe. However, if they were purchased at Morrisons, Coop, Asda and/or Sainsbury’s, they are not affected by the recall and so it is only products from all other retailers that are affected, as per FSA:
Tahira Chilled Beef Sausage Hot and Spicy
- Pack sizes 500g and 8 x 500g
- Batch codes 63479, 64318, 64167, 64678, 64978
Tahira Chilled Chicken Sausage Piri Piri
- Pack sizes 500g and 8 x 500g
- Batch codes 63479, 64318, 64399, 64978, 64678
Tahira Chilled Chicken Sausage Tikka
- Pack sizes 500g and 8 x 500g
- Batch codes 3479, 64318, 64399, 64978, 64678
Tahira Turkey Chorizo
- Pack sizes 80g and 12 x 80g
- Batch codes 22300, 22363
Tahira Sliced Turkey Pizza Topping Salami
- Pack sizes 125g and 12 x 125g
- Batch codes 64338, 64840
Tahira Sliced Poultry Mortadella with Paprika
- Pack sizes 200g and 8 x 200g
- Batch codes 64399, 64101
Tahira Chilled Mini Chicken Sausage
- Pack sizes 400g and 6 x 400g
- Batch code 64338
Tahira Beef Salami
- Pack sizes 80g and 12x80g
- Batch code 22363
Tahira Nabulsi Cheese
- Pack sizes 250g and 8 x 250g
- Batch code 481
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Food Standards Agency
As usual The Food Standards Agency has advised people not to eat any of the products and instead return them to the store of purchase where a refund will be issued. It is worth noting again that you should not return the product to Morrisons, Coop, Asda and/or Sainsbury’s as these ones are not affected and they are not offering refunds.
If you've purchased a product that's been included in a recall notice, you have the right to a refund through the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Retailers are obliged to offer a full refund for affected products, even if the food has been stored in your kitchen for several months.
Customers will even be eligible for a refund if the product has already been consumed or thrown away, by simply showing proof of purchase, bank statement or online order confirmation.
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Sources used:
- The Scottish Sun ''UNSAFE TO EAT' Urgent recall on popular food item deemed ‘unsafe for consumption’'
- FSA 'Update 1: Tahira Foods recalls a number of products because of poor temperature control'
