Bodrum dried fruit products withdrawn
Gima UK Ltd has withdrawn various Bodrum branded dried fruit products because they contain sulphites which are not mentioned on the label.
Gima UK Ltd has withdrawn all batch and date codes, up to and including the 'best before' date 14 January 2014, of the following products:
Bodrum Diced Mango, 250g
Bodrum Diced Papaya, 250g
Bodrum Dried Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Golden Jumbo Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Golden Medium Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Halved Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Natural Dried Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Pineapple Rings, 250g
Bodrum Diced Pineapple, 250g
Bodrum Sultana Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Brown Jumbo Raisins, 250g
Some people with asthma are sensitive to sulphites and relatively small amounts may trigger an asthma attack. If you’re allergic or sensitive to sulphites, please do not eat these products but return them to the nearest store so that it can be refunded or exchanged instead. Customer notices will be displayed in stores, alerting customers to the withdrawal. The company will also contact the relevant allergy support organisations which will inform their at-risk members of the withdrawal. The products will be re-labelled with the correct allergen information.
Source: FSA
Gima UK Ltd has withdrawn all batch and date codes, up to and including the 'best before' date 14 January 2014, of the following products:
Bodrum Diced Mango, 250g
Bodrum Diced Papaya, 250g
Bodrum Dried Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Golden Jumbo Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Golden Medium Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Halved Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Natural Dried Apricot, 250g
Bodrum Pineapple Rings, 250g
Bodrum Diced Pineapple, 250g
Bodrum Sultana Raisins, 250g
Bodrum Brown Jumbo Raisins, 250g
Some people with asthma are sensitive to sulphites and relatively small amounts may trigger an asthma attack. If you’re allergic or sensitive to sulphites, please do not eat these products but return them to the nearest store so that it can be refunded or exchanged instead. Customer notices will be displayed in stores, alerting customers to the withdrawal. The company will also contact the relevant allergy support organisations which will inform their at-risk members of the withdrawal. The products will be re-labelled with the correct allergen information.
Source: FSA
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