Popular puddings pulled from shelves as they ‘may contain glass’

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Place, T. (2026, October 24). Popular puddings pulled from shelves as they ‘may contain glass’. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/puddings-product-recall-glass-arla-fsa-b1302223.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-24 · by Tom Place

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Arla Foods Ltd has recalled several varieties of its Arla Protein Pudding, including chocolate, salted caramel, and vanilla cookie flavors, due to a potential contamination with glass. The recalled products cover best before dates from January 11, 2027, to February 6, 2027. The company issued the recall as a precautionary measure and apologized for any concern this may have caused consumers.
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As of October 24, 2026, Arla Foods Ltd has recalled multiple flavors of its Arla Protein Pudding due to potential glass contamination. The company pulled chocolate puddings with best before dates from January 11 to February 6, 2027, and salted caramel and vanilla cookie puddings with best before dates ranging from January 21 to February 2, 2027. This precautionary move is meant to ensure consumer safety, as glass could make the products unsafe to eat. Arla issued an apology to affected consumers and acknowledged the concern this recall may have caused.

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📰 Puddings Recalled For Glass Contamination
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Tom Place
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Arla Arla Foods Ltd Arla Protein Pudding

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Narrative

Salted caramel puddings with best before dates of January 21 2027, January 23 2027, January 31 2027 and February 2 2027 have also been recalled, as have the vanilla cookie puddings with the best before date of January 25 2027.
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🔮 Arla Foods Ltd has recalled three 200g flavours of its Arla Protein Pudding stating “these products may contain glass which makes them unsafe to eat”.
2026-10-24 · Evening Standard
Popular puddings pulled from shelves as they ‘may contain glass’ · mixed framing

Claims (5 extracted, 2 hedged)

Arla Foods Ltd has recalled three 200g flavours of its Arla Protein Pudding stating “these products may contain glass which makes them unsafe to eat”. uncertain
them → recall → glass
Chocolate puddings with best before dates of January 11 2027, January 18 2027, January 20 2027 and February 6 2027 have been recalled. asserted
puddings → recall → January
Salted caramel puddings with best before dates of January 21 2027, January 23 2027, January 31 2027 and February 2 2027 have also been recalled, as have the vanilla cookie puddings with the best before date of January 25 2027. asserted
puddings → recall → January
The items are being withdrawn as a “precautionary measure” due to the “possible presence of glass”, the product recall notice says. asserted
notice → withdraw → glass
It adds: “Arla apologises to consumers affected and understands the concern this may have caused.” uncertain
this → add → concern
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