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Morrisons Recalls ‘Savers Salad Cream’ Over Allergy Risk

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Morrisons issues an important alert regarding one of its products due to potential health risks. Customers are advised to return affected batches of the own-brand ‘Savers Salad Cream’ with batch codes of ‘L25 122’ to their nearest stores for a full refund. The concern arises from the possible presence of unlisted ingredients, including egg and mustard, which could pose a health risk to individuals with allergies to these substances.

The supermarket’s recall notice specifies that the affected product has a date code of Best Before End AUG/2026, Batch L25 122. Morrisons emphasizes that the undeclared presence of egg and mustard in the product could be harmful to consumers with relevant allergies. The recall only pertains to the mentioned product, and Morrisons assures customers of its ongoing commitment to product quality and safety standards.

The recall affects batches of Savers Salad Cream with best-before dates of August 2026 and bottles sized at 420g, as indicated by the Government’s Food Standards Agency (FSA). The FSA explains that food recalls are necessary when there are issues that make a product unsuitable for consumption, such as incorrect or missing allergen labeling, which poses a risk to consumers.

If you have purchased the affected product, Morrisons advises not to consume it and return it to any Morrisons store for a full refund, without the need for a receipt. For inquiries, customers can contact Morrisons Customer Services at 0345 611 6111. Additionally, M&S is recalling a specific batch of ‘Milk Chocolate Honeycomb’ due to potential undeclared peanuts. Customers with peanut allergies should avoid these products and return them to any M&S store for a refund.

Both retailers have issued notices to explain the recalls and ensure customer safety. Marks & Spencer has also alerted relevant allergy support organizations and provided detailed information on the recall. For further details, visit the FSA’s website.

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