FSA Issues Warning Over Peanut Contamination in Mustard Products
People with peanut allergies should avoid foods containing mustard due to potential contamination traced to an Indian producer.
Overview
- Food Standards Agency (FSA) advises avoiding mustard-containing products due to potential peanut contamination.
- Contaminated mustard ingredients traced to Indian producer GT Agro Industries, supplied in the UK by FGS Ingredients Ltd.
- Products recalled include Domino's dips, SPAR sandwich fillers, and Harvester BBQ sauce.
- FSA urges parents and carers to check food labels and inquire at restaurants about mustard content.
- Peanut allergies can cause severe reactions, affecting approximately one in 50 children.