Lidl urgently recalls beer and warns customers not to drink it
LIDL is urgently recalling packs of beer and has warned some shoppers not to drink the product.
The supermarket said affected customers can return the Starovice Czech Lager to the store.
The recalled batch contains sulphur dioxide which is not mentioned on the label.
That means it is a possible health risk for anyone with a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide or sulphites.
Lidl customers should check the beer's label to see if they've purchased an affected product.
It has a best before date of October 16, 2022 and comes in a 500ml pack size.
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Shoppers who have bought the beers and have a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide or sulphites should not drink the product.
Instead you can return it from the store where you bought it for a full refund.
Customers don't need a receipt to get their money back.
For more information, shoppers can contact Lidl customer services on 0370 444 1234 or customer[email protected].
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The supermarket apologised to customers for any inconvenienced caused.
Shops can recall products for a number of reasons including allergy mislabelling, food poisoning risks or other contamination.
For example, Greggs urged customers to return chicken bakes sold in Iceland over fears they contained pieces of plastic.
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Tesco warned shoppers not to eat a batch of biscuits as they could be contaminated with pieces of metal.
Chocolate manufacturer Ferrero was forced to recall thousands of Kinder products last month after a salmonella outbreak.
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