Aldi has been forced to issue an urgent recall for a popular frozen food product after a potentially dangerous contaminant was discovered. Shoppers are being warned to check their freezers immediately.
The supermarket giant has pulled its Mr Chen's Chicken Gyoza Japanese Dumplings from shelves after fragments of glass were found within the product. The discovery poses a severe health risk, with the potential to cause serious injury if consumed.
Affected Product Details
The recall affects the 350g pack of Mr Chen's Chicken Gyoza Japanese Dumplings with a specific batch code. The product has a best before date of August 2025. Aldi has stated that no other products or batches are known to be affected.
What Should Customers Do?
Customers who have purchased the product are urged not to consume it. Aldi advises:
- Do not eat the dumplings.
- Return the product to your nearest Aldi store for a full refund.
- You do not need a receipt to claim your refund.
The retailer has apologised for any inconvenience caused and emphasised that customer safety is its highest priority. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has been notified and is monitoring the situation.
A Growing Trend in Food Safety
This incident is part of a wider pattern of food recalls in the UK retail sector, highlighting the rigorous safety checks conducted by supermarkets and regulators. Prompt action, as seen in this case, is crucial to prevent any harm to the public.
