A MAJOR baby food manufacturer is facing liquidation as the business is on the verge of collapse. Workers are “totally ...

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TESCO has issued a recall on two baby food products after finding pieces of apple stalk in some of the products. Customers are warned not to feed it to their babies.

Nigel Wright, 45, has been charged with contaminating jars of baby food and threatening to taint tins of fruit in a £1.5 million blackmail plot in which he demanded to be paid in Bitcoin.

Tesco has issued an urgent product recall for its Cottage Pie Baby Food. The supermarket is warning that it may contain small traces of blue plastic, and is therefore unsafe to eat and should be ...

A British farmer added metal shards to baby food in a sick plot to extort nearly $2 million from the supermarket chain Tesco. Nigel Wright, 45, of Lincolnshire was found guilty of three counts of b… ...

The Food Standards Agency website said: “Cow & Gate and Tesco are voluntarily recalling 15 varieties of 7+ month Cow & Gate baby food jars (200g) sold by Tesco stores in the UK, as a ...

Tesco is recalling a number of Cow & Gate jars of baby food over fears the products may have been 'tampered' with. The precautionary measure only affects 15 varieties sold in Tesco stores in the ...

The supermarket baby food in question is called Tesco Cottage Pie Baby Food - the 190g version - as the presence of the plastic "makes this unsafe to eat" - says the Food Standards Agency (FSA).

The item affected is Tesco's Cottage Pie Baby Food for young children aged over 10 months. It comes in a pack size of 190g and has a best before date of June 12, 2022.

Tesco customers are being urged to return a type of baby food after metal was discovered in a jar that had been tampered with. The supermarket and Heinz are voluntarily recalling all jars of the 7 ...

Tesco has issued an urgent recall for 15 types of baby food amid fears the product could have been tampered with. Anyone who has bought one is urged not to give it to their child, but to return it ...