Product recall Published FSA-PRIN-09-2018

IKEA recalls its GODIS PÅSKKYCKLING Marshmallow candy due to possible mice infestation

This recall applies to everyone who bought the product

The FSA has said the product may be unsafe to eat. Check the details below against your pack.

Check your pack

IKEA GODIS PÅSKKYCKLING Marshmallow candy

Pack size: 100g
Best before
23 October 2018 and 26 January 2019
Details
all batches sold in 2018

The latest affected best-before date was 26 January 2019, which has passed. Recalled products can still be in cupboards and freezers, so check any you have at home.

What to do

Advice from the FSA notice:

  1. If you have bought the above product, do not eat it. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund. For more information, contact the IKEA Exchange & Returns department on 0203 645 0010 or visit www.IKEA.co.uk
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Why it was recalled

The FSA's risk statement:

Product may have been subject to mice infestation which makes it unsafe to eat.

Details from the notice

IKEA is recalling its GODIS PÅSKKYCKLING Marshmallow candy due to possible mice infestation which makes this product unsafe to eat.

A Product Recall Information Notice tells the public about food that is unsafe and is being removed from sale.

What the business is doing

IKEA is recalling the above product. Point-of-sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling this product. These notices explain to customers why the products are being recalled and tell them what to do if they have bought the product. The point-of-sale notice is attached.

How this recall compares

  • This is the 1st recall or allergy alert naming IKEA since 2018 (3 in total). All IKEA recalls
  • Foreign body has caused 40 UK food recalls since 2018, most often in ready meals, sandwiches and salads, followed by bread and bakery. All foreign body recalls

Counts from FSA and FSS alerts since January 2018.