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The Latest Breaking News from Rude Health

Urgent recall for Granola chocolate cereal over fears about insects

Food Standards Agency urges customers not consume the cereal in case it is contaminated and return boxes of it to local stores for a refund

Evening Standard

Which brand makes the best plant milk? I tried 10 favourites, from oat to almond, to find out

There’s no shortage of non-dairy milks on the market, but which comes out on top for taste, texture and sustainability? Our expert reveals all

The Guardian - UK

Plant-based milk firm Rude Health bought by Finland’s Oddlygood

Rude Health reported sales of £23.8 million in the latest financial year and said it is on track to deliver £28 million in revenues this year.

Evening Standard

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A mom of two put £4000 into her own muesli brand—now it’s turning over £28 million and she goes on vacation twice a month

Here’s how Rude Health’s founder Camilla Barnard invests her money and unwinds after work.

Fortune

15 healthy picnic ideas to pack in your hamper this summer

From protein-rich crisps to alcohol alternatives, healthy picnic ideas don't need to be dull. Here are some of our tried and tested favourites

Woman & Home

Rude Health: ‘We decided our mission was to make the world’s best muesli’

Just don’t use it as confetti, Camilla Barnard says

Evening Standard

Tesco, Sainsbury's, Aldi and Lidl all issue urgent product recalls

You should return the products to your nearest store

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'Don't eat' warning to shoppers as Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Morrisons, Waitrose and Sainsbury's pull items from shelves

The products can be returned for a refund

Wales Online

Warning as Tesco, Aldi, Sainsbury' and Lidl pull products from shelves

Customers are urged not to eat the produces but instead return them to the store for a full refund. You do not need to have your receipt to get your money back

Chronicle Live

Asda, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Co-op and Morrisons send 'do not eat' alerts and recall certain products

Shoppers are urged not to consume a number of items - and the list includes Cadbury branded desserts, goats cheeses, cereal and a Birds Eye product

Nottingham Post

Cadbury, Co-op, and Amazon recalling products over safety fears

Some products contain potentially harmful bacteria

Wales Online

Co-op, Amazon, Argos and eBay urgently recalling products over safety concerns

Products have been recalled due to the possible presence of allergens, bacteria, chemical toxicity and burns

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