Updated list of recalled products that pose a health risk

The update comes after Asda, Lidl and Tesco had to recall a number of products after they were found to pose a health risk to consumers.

Affected shoppers are being urged not to eat the affected foods, and should return them to the supermarkets as soon as possible.

Here is what you need to know about the affected products.

Booths and Booker: Dearn Valley Foods’ McWurst Scotch Eggs (227g) and McWurst Mini Savoury Eggs (240g)

Product details: McWurst Scotch Eggs (pack of two, 227g) and McWurst Mini Savoury Eggs (pack of 12, 240g)

Use by dates: 13 September 2018 to 25 September 2018 and 13 September 2018 to 24 September 2018

Available in Booker cash and carry and Booths supermarkets, Dearn Valley Foods’ McWurst Scotch Eggs have been recalled after Listeria monocytogenes were found in two batches.

Listeria monocytogenes can cause an illness similar to flu.

The elderly, babies and pregnant women are most vulnerable to Listeria infections.

Customers who have bought the McWurst Scotch Eggs have been warned not to eat them and to return them to the store of purchase for a full refund as soon as possible.

Dr Zak’s Barn Farmed Liquid Egg White (970ml)

Product number: 18180BN2A

Use by: 29 December 2018 Dr Zak’s Barn Farmed Liquid Egg White has been recalled after traces of salmonella was found in one of its batches.

The product is sold at various stockists in and around Sheffield, Leeds and Nottingham.

No other batches are known to be affected, however, anyone who has bought the Barn Farmed Liquid Egg White should not eat or drink it and return it to the store for a full refund immediately.

Tesco: Organic Almonds (200g)

Best before: February 2019

Product number: L8004010

A batch of Tesco Organic Almonds (200g) has been found to contain salmonella. Salmonella can cause fever, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal cramps.

Any customers who have the Tesco Organic Almonds should not eat the nuts, and instead, return them to the store immediately to receive a refund.

Tesco: Boksburg Blue Cheese

Product number: all batches

Blue Cheese has been recalled by producers Carmarthenshire Dairy Products Ltd after it was produced without approval.

The cheese is sold in Tesco stores in England and Wales.

There are no health or safety concerns with this product, however, customers have been asked to return the cheese to their nearest Tesco store to receive a full refund.

Asda: Crosse & Blackwell Green Vegetable & Kale Soup (400g)

Best before: May 2020 Product number: TYJH 8149

Crosse & Blackwell Green Vegetable & Kale Soup’s has been recalled after milk was found in its recipe but not declared on its ingredients list.

Milk is a potential health risk for consumers with allergies or intolerances to milk or milk constituents.

The soup is only sold in Asda stores and any Asda customers who have bought Crosse & Blackwell Green Vegetable & Kale Soup are being advised not to consume the soup, and to return it to an Asda store as soon as possible for a full refund.

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