The grocery store large is recalling its Tesco 8 Rooster Tsukune Skewers resulting from an incorrect use by date being printed on the packaging.

The packs declare to have a use by date of December 23, when the use by date ought to be December 10.

The affected skewers are available packs of 280g.

Tuesday 3 December – Tesco recollects Tesco 8 Rooster Tsukune Skewers due to incorrect use by date on the packaging #FoodAlert https://t.co/hvNQwWww3d pic.twitter.com/bolYwtiY6Z

— Meals Requirements Company (@foodgov) December 3, 2024

A Tesco spokesman mentioned: “An extension of the use by date may pose a threat to well being, if the product is stored previous the proper shelf lifetime of the product.

“If you happen to’ve purchased an affected product with batch code 241025, please don’t eat it.

“As an alternative, return it to Tesco retailer the place a full refund will probably be given. No receipt is required.

“For any additional enquiries, please contact Tesco Buyer Service Workforce on 0800 505 555.”

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A spokesman for the Meals Requirements Company added: “Tesco is recalling the above product and has issued a recall discover to alert clients.

“These notices clarify to clients why the merchandise are being recalled and inform them what to do if they’ve purchased the product.”

What’s a product recall?

If there’s a downside with a meals product which means it shouldn’t be offered, then it may be ‘withdrawn’ (taken off the cabinets) or ‘recalled’ (when clients are requested to return the product).

The FSA points Product Withdrawal Data Notices and Product Recall Data Notices to let customers and native authorities find out about issues related to meals.

In some circumstances, a ‘Meals Alert for Motion’ is issued.

This supplies native authorities with particulars of particular actions to be taken on behalf of customers.