Tesco has issued an urgent recall notice for one of its Christmas party food products. Some batches of the supermarket’s Chicken Tsukune Skewers have been mislabelled with a use by date of 23/12/2024 instead of 10/12/2024,

Tesco and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) have issued an urgent warning to customers after recalling one of their festive favourite party foods - which they found was 'unsafe' to eat

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Tesco customers are being urged to check their refrigerators after the supermarket chain issued a recall for a product with an incorrect use-by date. The retailer has removed its own-brand chicken tsukune skewers from shelves as they were mistakenly labelled with a use-by date almost two weeks beyond the correct date,

This issue in labelling has meant the product is “unsafe to eat” past December 10 despite the packaging misleading consumers. This could pose a “risk to health” for shoppers who are urged to return the product as soon as possible or contact the Tesco Customer Service Team on 0800 505 555.

Tesco, the supermarket behemoth, has issued a "don't eat it" warning to customers after recalling a batch of its festive party food. The recall concerns a specific date code of Tesco 8 Chicken Tsukune Skewers, 280g, due to an incorrect Use by Date code of December 23, 2024, printed on the packs instead of December 10, 2024, reports the Express.

TESCO is pulling a popular party food from shelves over fears it could be “unsafe to eat”. Customers have been warned not to consume the product as a labelling error could mean