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Food Standards Agency changes rules on what can be kept in the fridge

Storing potatoes in the fridge was previously thought to increase risk of cancerous chemical

The Independent UK

Product recalls you need to be aware of as salmonella warning issued

The Food Standards Agency's aim is to ensure that food people buy is safe and includes what it says on the label - so when issues occur, they deliver allergy and safety alerts.

Edinburgh Live

Gino D'Acampo restaurant given one star food hygiene rating after inspection

One of celebrity chef Gino D'Acampo's eponymous restaurants was awarded a one star food hygiene rating following an inspection last month, as stated on the Food Standards Agency (FSA) website

Daily Mirror

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Quorn recalls meatless meatballs due to traces of plastic causing safety hazard

Quorn Foods is recalling Frozen Quorn Swedish Style Balls because they may contain small pieces of plastic, which makes the item unsafe to eat and presents a potential choking hazard.

Edinburgh Live

The products recalled and taken off of supermarket shelves due to alerts

The Food Standards Agency website updates customers with allergy and undeclared ingredient alerts as issues are discovered - and there were two new updates posted this week.

Edinburgh Live

DUP Belfast City Hall bid to stop Protocol checks funding deemed 'not competent'

Councillor mistakenly refers to Belfast ratepayers paying for Protocol checks

Belfast Live

Food Standards Agency recall popular Thai sauce due to undeclared ingredients

The sauce is being recalled by CK Food and Drinks Ltd alongside the Food Standards Agency, due to an incorrect label being applied - meaning an allergy alert has been activated.

Edinburgh Live

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Tesco and Aldi recall products due to undeclared allergens posing safety concerns

Supermarkets Aldi and Tesco are both recalling popular products, according to the Food Standards Agency's (FSA). This is what you should do if you've bought any of the affected products.

Glasgow Live

Aldi and Tesco recall popular products due to undeclared ingredients causing safety concerns

Supermarket giants Aldi and Tesco have recalled two popular products from their shelves over allergy and safety concerns, as one dairy item may contain pieces of plastic.

Edinburgh Live

Tea and cake breaks are healthy for office morale

Letters: The benefits of sharing tea and cake in the office are celebrated by Woody Caan, while Mike Pender remembers being tempted while working for the Food Standards Agency

The Guardian - UK

Tesco, Costa and M&S recall chocolate and cheese over safety concerns

Customers are asked to return the items as a precaution

Wales Online

Marks & Spencer recalls chocolate bar over health fears and warns people with allergy not to eat it

The Food Standards Agency says the product has been recalled because some packs contain milk, which is not mentioned on the label

Chronicle Live

Marks & Spencer recalls popular chocolate bar due to undeclared ingredient

Marks & Spencer are recalling a popular sweet treat from their supermarket shelves due to an undeclared ingredient not mentioned on the label, creating a risk of allergic reactions.

Edinburgh Live

Tesco, IKEA, and Asda issue 'do not eat' warnings amid new product recalls

Supermarket giants Tesco, Iceland and Morrisons have all issued product recalls to their customers, as certain items have posed safety and even injury fears to people who have purchased them.

Glasgow Live

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Nottingham Post

Tesco, M&S, Morrisons and Iceland issue do not eat warnings as like of curry and pasta sauce

The Food Standards Agency has issued an alert

Daily Mirror

Tesco issues 'do not eat' warning to customers as pasta product is recalled

Tesco has urged customers who have purchased the product to return it to the store they got it from as soon as possible and they will receive a full refund with no receipt required

Edinburgh Live

Morrisons recall sauce due to undeclared allergens posing 'possible health risk'

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) have issued a recalled notice which affects stores in Scotland, England and Wales due to undeclared allergens which could be a possible health risk for some.

Chronicle Live

Morrisons, Tesco and Iceland customers urged to return food items over safety fears

Product recall warnings have been issued over items including pasta sauce, ravioli, chocolate and a dessert bar - here are more details

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Wales Online

Morrisons, Tesco and Iceland recall pasta sauce and ice cream over safety concerns

Customers are asked to return the items as a precaution

Daily Record

Tesco issues 'do not eat' warning on pasta item that may contain metal

Customers who have bought the product are urged not to eat it and to return it to store immediately.

Bristol Post

Every Bristol eatery with a food hygiene rating of zero or one

Find out if favourite on this list, compiled from the latest Food Standards Agency reports

Daily Mirror

Iceland issues 'do not eat' warning for Mars and Snickers treats in label mix-up

The dessert bars contain both egg and peanuts which are not declared on the packaging and could cause a potentially deadly reaction to those allergic to the ingredients

The Guardian - UK

Takeaways in poor parts of England more likely to fail on hygiene

One in five takeaways in some areas of UK did not satisfactorily meet required standards, data shows

Edinburgh Live

The latest product recalls from supermarkets including Lidl, Morrison's and IKEA

Customers are being urged to return the affected items immediately or they could be risking possible serious health issues, due to the products being contaminated.

Glasgow Live

The latest product recalls from supermarkets including Lidl, Tesco and IKEA

Customers are being urged to return the affected items immediately if they have bought any of the following products recently - or risk possible serious health issues.

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