Product recall: Iceland issues urgent recall of lasagnes as Italian dish deemed ‘unsafe to eat’
Iceland Foods Ltd has issued a recall for its Vegetable Lasagne product due to potential plastic contamination.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned consumers that the product is unsafe to eat.
The supermarket chain is taking immediate action following the discovery that the vegetable lasagne may contain pieces of plastic.
Customers are being advised not to consume the product if purchased.
Recalled Products
Iceland Vegetable Lasagne
Pack size: 400g
Best before: July 23, 2026 and July 30, 2026
The FSA said: “This product may contain pieces of plastic which makes it unsafe to eat.”
Customers are advised to return the product to any Iceland store for a full refund, no receipt is required. For those seeking additional information about the recall, Iceland has set up a dedicated customer service line.
Customers can call 0800 328 0800 with any questions or concerns regarding the affected product.
Iceland Foods Ltd has apologised for any inconvenience caused by this recall.
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Customers are being warned not to consume these seafood sticks as a precaution. The affected products have a Best Before Date of October 5, 2024.
The supermarket is asking shoppers to package up the seafood sticks and return them to their local Waitrose & Partners branch.
A full refund will be provided to all customers returning the recalled product.