The food recall notice reads: 'Interstoq is recalling Chocomel because it contains milk, which is not listed in English on the label. This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.' The FSA has issued the recall for 300ml bottles of Chocomel chocolate milk drinks – with 'best before' dates of between 7 November and 29 November this year. This means the product is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.'

Chocomel bottles on sale at Home Bargains have been recalled by Interstoq due to the label not communicating the fact that the product contains milk in English.If you've bought a bottle of Chocomel that you think might be affected, and you have an allergy or intolerance to milk, do not drink it. Customers have been told NOT TO DRINK a popular chocolate product – over fears it could be dangerous to allergy sufferers The jelly cups contain Konjac flour and Carrageenan gelling agents, additives that are banned from use in jelly due to them being a potential choking hazard. This is because of the “ consistency, solubility, shape, size and manner of consumption of the food​”, according to the Food Standards Agency. Manufacturer Dri Pak has recalled its table salt sold in Home Bargains due to concerns about it containing plastic. The FSA said: 'If you have bought Chocomel 300ml and you have an allergy, intolerance or sensitivity to milk, do not drink it.'

As a result, the product is considered a risk to anyone that consumes it with a milk allergy or intolerance.Food Manufacture rounds up the food and drink product recalls that have been reported this month. Dri Pak table salt pulled due to plastic

Interstoq is recalling Chocomel because it contains milk, which is not listed in English on the label,' warns the FSA. ' Interstoq Ltd is recalling 300ml bottles of Chocomel chocolate milk because they contain milk – an ingredient that's not listed in English on the label of some bottles. Top van FrieslandCampina gaat van zes naar twee man". Fd. (in Dutch) . Retrieved November 24, 2017. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued an urgent warning to families over a chocolate product that's sold at Home Bargains – over fears that it could be dangerous for allergy sufferers. The ‘New Choice Taro flavour mini fruity gels’ and ‘New Choice Tropical Flavour mini fruity gels’ were both recalled, with each sold in a 1kg jar.No other Chocomel products – including 300ml bottles with different 'best before' dates – have been recalled. Products weighing 750g with batch code 3205 or 3206 were potentially contaminated, with the presence of plastic making the salt unsafe for consumption.