The possible presence of pieces of blue plastic makes the product unsafe to eat and Morrisons has urged consumers not to eat the sausages involved in the recall. The supermarket is displaying ...

Morrisons is recalling The Best 6 Thick Cumberland Sausages due to fears they may contain blue plastic. Consumers are urged not to eat the product and to return it for a full refund. Morrisons has ...

The FSA's warning on their website stated: "The possible presence of small pieces of blue plastic which makes the product unsafe to eat." Customers who have purchased this product are being ...

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The risk statement on the Food Standards Agency (FSA) website reads: “The possible presence of small pieces of blue plastic which makes the product unsafe to eat.” FSA advice to consumers ...

Morrisons has issued an urgent warning to customers to not eat one of their products which may contain small pieces of blue plastic. The supermarket is now offering a full refund on packets of ...

The Food Standards Agency said that the 400g packet may be contaminated by "small pieces of blue plastic." Customers have been urged to return the unsafe sausages to their nearest Morrisons store ...

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It explains that the supermarket's own-branded The Best Six Thick Cumberland Sausages have been recalled as they "may contain small pieces of blue plastic." The presence of plastic affects 400g ...

The store says some packs of its Cumberland Sausages could contain pieces of blue plastic. The affected products are Morrisons The Best 6 Thick Cumberland Sausages in a 400g pack. They have a use ...

Morrisons has been forced to recall its own-brand sausages over fears they contain small pieces of plastic. Morrisons urged customers who have purchased the affected product not to eat it.

UK supermarket Morrisons has issued a recall for one of its sausage products, citing concerns that it may contain small pieces of blue plastic. The item in question is Morrisons’ The Best 6 ...