Health recall of bread spread Lotus Biscoff because of metal particles

The company Lotus Bakeries recalls its spread "Lotus Biscoff Spread Crunchy" from the trade. The manufacturer warns against consumption as metal particles may be present in the spread. Therefore, there is a potential danger to the health of the consumer. This affects certain batches, which are listed below. Consumers can get the purchase price refunded.

The manufacturer "Lotus Bakeries" recalls the article Lotus Biscoff Spread Crunchy, as the spread may contain small metal particles. "To eliminate any risk," Lotus Bakeries strongly recommends that you do not consume "Lotus Biscoff Spread Crunchy from those batches." These are Lotus Biscoff Crunchy jars - identifiable by the yellow lid - with various best-before dates in February 2018. The relevant jars of the Lotus Biscoff spread Crunchy were sold in February and March 2017.

Company recalls spread from the trade, so that the customers are exposed to no danger.

The jars of the Lotus Biscoff Crunchy spread, which could contain possible metal particles, have the minimum shelf life dates listed below. The best before date is on the side of the yellow cover.

Best-before dates for the item in question Lotus Biscoff Spread Crunchy 380 g:
- Lot L7005109 with the expiry date 05.02.2018 - Lot L7005309 with the expiry date 05.02.2018 - Lot L7011209 with the expiry date 11.02.2018 - Lot L7023309 with the expiry date 23.02.2018 - Lot L7030309 with the expiry date 28.02.2018
EAN Sales Unit: 5410126726947
Lotus Biscoff bread spread Crunchy with other shelf life data and Lotus Biscoff spread with red lid fully meet our quality criteria.

If you have one or more glasses of Lotus Biscoff bread spread Crunchy at the end of their shelf life, you will get your money back. "To do this, Lotus Bakeries kindly asks you to return the above spread to the outlets where the product was purchased. The selling price will be refunded. "

Lotus Bakeries decided to recall the affected lotus biscoff spread after being informed by our co-packer, who is responsible for bottling this product, that a metal detector was not set accurately during the specified period.

For more information, consumers can contact us at the email address [email protected]. The manufacturer: "Lotus Bakeries apologizes for the inconvenience caused."