Sainsbury's issues a product recall after one of its Love Your Veg products was found to contain milk, pork, and beef The Food Standards Agency said the product had been incorrectly packed with Sainsbury's Bolognese Melt - Media Credit: Adobe. Do not use without permission.

Sainsbury’s Forced To Issue Product Recall As ‘Vegan’ Products Contained Meat

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Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has issued a product recall after its products in its own ‘vegan’ labeled range were found to contain meat and dairy.

In an online release, it was revealed a Love Your Veg ready meal did in fact contain milk, pork, and beef.

Sainsbury’s product recall

The product in question is the Love Your Veg Butternut Squash & Lentil Lasagna. As a result of the recall, all customers with packs containing the use-by date of July 17 are urged to avoid eating it.

Moreover, they can return it to their nearest Sainsbury’s store for a full refund.

It was caused by a ‘packaging error’, Sainsbury’s claimed. Moreover, the issue is now under investigation.

‘No other Sainsbury’s products have been affected by this issue. We would like to apologize for the inconvenience this may cause’, the company said.

Vegan label

The Food Standards Agency issued an allergy alert as the mix-up poses a health risk to anyone allergic to milk and milk constituents.

According to the organization, the product was incorrectly packed with Sainsbury’s Bolognese Melt.

Another huge food brand, Itsu, had to issue a product recall in recent months.

It came after its popular vegan Gyoza Vegetable Fusion Packs contained a host of animal products.

They included crustaceans, fish, mollusks, and eggs.

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Jon T
Jon T
10 months ago

I like to support this trend for vegan alternatives but unless you pick a vegan-only brand you’re not really getting much care and attention to the product, it’s just another revenue opportunity and I’ll only buy this kind of thing if I’m absolutely out of options.

Buy ethical brands or make your own.

Iqbal Ganja
Iqbal Ganja
10 months ago
Reply to  Jon T

Unfortunately true. But vegan ready made meals are expensive as heck which is often why one goes to the supermarket brand but to avoid this sort of scenario just stick with veggies lol

Marley
Marley
10 months ago

This is horrific and disgusting. Imagine. I would sue for that mistake.

Hardcore Vegan
10 months ago

Sainsburys apologising for the ‘inconvenience’… Not only do they make this gross mistake in the first place but they then go and downplay it as if it was a minor annoyance like a til going down for a few minutes!
Disgusting

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