McCain recalls Cheesy Italian Pops over hidden egg allergen risk
McCain recalls Cheesy Italian Pops over hidden egg allergen risk
McCain recalls Cheesy Italian Pops over hidden egg allergen risk
McCain has issued an urgent food safety alert for its Pickers Cheesy Italian Pops. The warning comes after incorrect allergen labelling was discovered on the frozen snack. Consumers with an egg allergy or intolerance are advised not to eat the product.
The affected item is McCain Pickers Cheesy Italian Pops, sold in 230-gram packs. All best-before dates are included in the recall. The manufacturer, McCain GmbH, confirmed that the product's label fails to declare egg as an ingredient, posing a risk to sensitive individuals.
Non-allergic consumers can safely eat the product. Those affected by the recall can return it to the point of purchase for a full refund or replacement. Alternatively, they may contact McCain customer service at 0800 622 2463 for further help. The company is notifying customers through its website, social media, and direct alerts to retailers. McCain GmbH operates from Düsseldorf Str. 13, 65760 Eschborn, Germany.
The recall applies only to McCain Pickers Cheesy Italian Pops in 230-gram packs. Affected consumers should check their freezers and follow the return or refund process. The company has provided clear instructions for those needing assistance.