Glenisk Recalls Baby Fromage Frais Products Over Mould Concerns

Glenisk, a manufacturer of organic dairy products based in County Offaly, Ireland, has announced an international recall of specific baby fromage frais products. The recall concerns 4x60g packs of its Organic Baby Fromage Frais with a use-by date of May 28, 2023. This action follows concerns that the products may be contaminated with mould, rendering them unsafe for consumption.

The alert has been issued by various food safety authorities, including the Food Safety Authority of Ireland, the UK Food Standards Agency, and the Singapore Food Agency. In the UK, the recall specifically targets Northern Ireland.

The affected products include packs with mango and apple, banana and oats; strawberry with banana, vanilla and oats; and apple, pear, carrot with oats. Glenisk has communicated to consumers not to consume any of the listed products. Instead, they are advised to dispose of them and contact Glenisk for a replacement.

A point-of-sale notice has been distributed to retailers and is also available on Glenisk's website. This notice provides details on the recall and guidance for consumers who have purchased the affected products. Glenisk has assured consumers that they will arrange replacements for any discarded products, and customers are encouraged to reach out via the provided contact email, info@glenisk.com.

Glenisk's product range extends beyond baby fromage frais, including organic yoghurts such as Greek-style and high-protein, along with cottage cheese and crème fraîche. The company's proactive recall reflects its commitment to consumer safety and product quality.

Retailers have been instructed to remove the affected batches from shelves immediately. The company has also affirmed that they are cooperating fully with the relevant authorities to ensure the safety of their products.