'Do not eat': Metal contamination prompts urgent recall of pastry treat from Lidl

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Ferrero UK has issued an urgent recall of its frozen Nutella Croissants sold at Lidl stores due to concerns the products may contain metal fragments.The confectionery giant is warning shoppers not to consume the affected items, which pose a potential safety hazard.Retail outlets stocking the product will display point-of-sale notices informing customers about the recall and providing guidance on next steps.The company has stressed that the contamination risk makes the croissants unsafe for consumption."If you have bought the product, do not eat it," it said in a statement.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Customers who have already purchased the frozen pastries are being advised to either dispose of them or seek a refund from their place of purchase.The recall specifically targets four-packs bearing batch codes L126Z39 and L127Z39.Products with the first batch code carry a best-before date of 6 May 2027, while those marked with the second code are dated 7 May 2027.No other dates or...

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