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Metal contamination: Yoplait recalls Frubes Variety Pack

Metal contamination: Yoplait recalls Frubes Variety Pack
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Kiran Paul
By Kiran PaulJan 13, 2022
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Yoplait UK has issued a recall for its Frubes Strawberry, Red Berry and Peach Variety Pack because the product may contain small pieces of metal.

Small metal pieces have been found in the peach flavour within the multipack which makes this product unsafe to eat. Yoplait said it is recalling the full range of the product although only a small number of products are expected to be affected.

Product details:

  • Frubes Yoghurt Strawberry, Red Berry and Peach Variety Pack
  • Pack size: 9 X 37G (9 pack)
  • Batch code: 9218195
  • Use by: 09 February 2022

Customers who have bought the product are requested to not eat it. They can return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund. Point of sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling this product. For more information contact Yoplait on (UK) 0800 358 0401.

Update: Yoplait UK has updated the recall notice saying that only products with a ‘C’ after the ‘use-by’ date are affected, displayed as ‘09 Feb C’ on the packaging.

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