December's product recalls issued by the Food Standards Agency and why they've been pulled from supermarket shelves

Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons are urgently recalling numerous Christmas food items amid concerns they could be 'unsafe'

SCOTS shoppers have been urged to check their fridges and cupboards as safety chiefs issued several Christmas recalls. Popular dinner items from major supermarkets are on alerts issued by the Food

Tesco's Red Cabbage and Apple - 300g - has been recalled owing to incorrect labelling. The affected products mistakenly display a use-by date of December 29, instead of the intended December 11, potentially leading to consumption beyond the product's safe period.

Tesco and Aldi are among the supermarket giants who have had to issue urgent recalls on several Christmas food products over fears they might be "unsafe". This action comes in light of issues such as incorrect labelling or the potential presence of foreign objects.

Supermarkets including Tesco, Aldi and Morrisons have issued urgent recalls on a range of festive treats after it was discovered they could be 'unsafe' to consume

Tesco, Morrisons, Dunnes and Aldi are among the supermarkets issuing 'do not eat' warnings over a range of items that are being urgently recalled by the Food Standards Agency

As we all revel in seasonal cheer with our cherished festive delights, it's crucial to note that household names such as Tesco and Aldi have issued imperative recalls on various Christmas items over fears they may be "unsafe" due to issues like mislabelling or the possible inclusion of foreign objects.