Product recall: Danone yoghurts may contain pieces of metal

Danone is recalling some of its yoghurts as some of them may contain pieces of metal and may present a risk for consumers.

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) says: ‘The possible presence of metal makes these products unsafe to eat.’

According to Danone, the problem arose as a result of an issue at one of its third party suppliers.

Read on to find out which yoghurts are being recalled and what you should do if you’ve bought one of the affected products.


What do I do if food I own or have eaten is recalled? Your consumer rights explained


Which Danone yoghurt products are being recalled?

Danone is voluntarily recalling the following products:

Danone Light and Free Peach Passion Fruit Greek Style Yogurt

Light and Free Greek Style Yogurt in peach and passion fruit.

Pack size: 4 x 115g
Use by date: 31 March 2021

 

Activia Vanilla 0% Fat – No Added Sugar Yogurt

Activia Vanilla 0% Fat No added sugar yogurt.

Pack size: 4 x 120g
Use by date: 2 April 2021

 

Activia Intensely Creamy Raspberry Yogurt

Activia Intensely Creamy Raspberry Yogurt.

Pack size: 4 x 110g
Use by date:  31 March 2021

You can find the use by date on each of these three products on the top of the pack.


What to do if you’ve bought Danone yoghurt that has been recalled

If the yoghurt you’ve bought has been recalled, don’t eat it. 

Danone says you should return the product to the store you bought it from to receive a full refund, with or without a receipt.

Alternatively, you can contact Activia or Light and Free on 0808 144 9451 or by email at DairyCarelineUK@danone.com if you have any further questions.

Our guide explains more about your rights under the Consumer Rights Act when there’s a product recall. You can also read the full recall alert on the FSA website.


Which? are calling for an end to dangerous products

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We’ve spotted unsafe products listed on online marketplaces and on the high street. For example, our expert lab tests have uncovered a range of dangerous Don’t Buy pushchairs and Don’t Buy child car seats that could put little ones at risk.

If you’ve bought a product that’s faulty, use our faulty goods complaint tool for a ready-made letter you can send to help you easily get a refund, repair or replacement for your item.



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