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Recall notice

BOSS Sugar Free Persian Pistachio Nougat recalled due to Salmonella

2 weeks ago •source food.gov.uk

Food Recall BOSS Sugar Free Persian Pistachio Nougat recalled due to Salmonella London Wholesalers Ltd is recall... photo #1

United Kingdom

London Wholesalers Ltd is recalling BOSS Sugar Free Persian Pistachio Nougat after Salmonella was detected in the product. The recall applies to products sold in England and Northern Ireland.

The recalled product is:
- BOSS Sugar Free Persian Pistachio Nougat
- Sold in 300g packs.
- Affected items carry batch code 140408
- With a best-before date of 9 September 2027.

The recall was issued on 24th December, 2025, following the identification of Salmonella in the product.

Source: www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-54-2025

#recall #unitedkingdom #sugar

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