dm recalls spread due to incorrect content - dm recalls mislabeled gourmet spread over hidden cashew allergen risk

dm has issued a recall for its 'dmBio Dried Tomato & Feta Gourmet Spread' after some jars were found to contain an incorrect product. The issue stems from mislabeling, which could affect consumers with cashew allergies. The company has urged affected customers to return the product immediately.

The recall applies specifically to jars with a best-before date of June 4, 2027. These jars feature a 'Nabio' print on the lid, distinguishing them from correctly labelled stock. Instead of the tomato-feta spread, some contain a cashew cream spread, which includes cashews—a known allergen not declared on the packaging.

Consumers who are allergic to cashews should avoid eating the product. dm has advised them to return the affected jars to any of its stores for a full refund. The company has confirmed that the mislabelled product poses no health risk to those without cashew allergies.

The recall focuses on ensuring the safety of customers with cashew allergies. Affected jars can be identified by their 'Nabio' lid print and the June 4, 2027, best-before date. dm has not provided further details about the cashew cream spread's manufacturer or production date.