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Recall Alert: Choking Hazard Toys, Breakable Jugs, Mislabelled Crisps!
22 Aug
Summary
- Children's toy recalled due to choking risk from detachable small parts.
- A decorative jug is recalled because its glass may break, causing injury.
- Crisps recalled for undeclared milk and wheat, posing allergy risks.
Several UK retailers have issued urgent product recall notices, affecting customers nationwide. These warnings, supported by the Food Standards Agency and the Office for Product Safety and Standards, urge consumers to check for and return specific items.
Asda has recalled its Hapello Power Train toy, a multicoloured battery-powered train sold between August 2024 and February 2026. The toy presents a significant choking risk for children under 36 months due to a small, easily detachable part. Customers are advised to stop using the toy and return it for a full refund.
Marks and Spencer is recalling its Hand Painted Jug, a blue-tinted item with leaf decorations, which has been on sale since February 28, 2026. The jug poses a risk of glass breakage during use, potentially leading to injuries. Customers should return the product to any M&S store for a refund.
Home Bargains has recalled Lay's Sour Cream & Dill Crisps in 125g bags with best before dates up to October 31, 2026. The crisps contain undeclared milk and wheat, posing a serious health hazard for individuals with milk, wheat, or gluten allergies. Affected customers are advised not to consume the crisps and to return them for a full refund.
