Shoprite, Checkers tuna recall

2022 - 5 - 29

Shoprite, Checkers recall batch of Cape Point tuna cans (eNCA)

Shoprite Checkers says you can return the affected cans to your nearest store for a full refund.

Shoprite Checkers says you can return the affected cans to your nearest store for a full refund. You can check if your tin of tuna has been affected by looking at the code on the bottom of the tin -- the affected cans' code is EEJCK BPHGS01. The company says no complaints have been received yet, but it's doing the recall as a precaution.

Shoprite and Checkers recall some 170g Cape Point Light ... (Eyewitness News)

Shoprite and Checkers have warned consumers who may have consumed cans of the 170 grams Cape Point Light Shredded Tuna in Water to consult their doctors if ...

JOHANNESBURG - Shoprite and Checkers have warned consumers who may have consumed cans of the 170 grams Cape Point Light Shredded Tuna in Water to consult their doctors if they are worried. Shoprite and Checkers have warned consumers who may have consumed cans of the 170 grams Cape Point Light Shredded Tuna in Water to consult their doctors if they are worried. Shoprite and Checkers recall some 170g Cape Point Light Shredded Tuna cans

Shoprite and Checkers announce voluntary recall of tuna cans over ... (Citizen)

Shoprite and Checkers have announced a voluntary recall of cans of Cape Point Light Meat Shredded Tuna in Water Due to possible can defects.

We understand that customers will be concerned and apologise unreservedly for any concern and inconvenience caused by this voluntary recall,” concluded the retailer. According to Shoprite and Checkers, the voluntary recall is limited to products with the following production code: EEJCK BPHGS01, a production date of 23/07/2021 and best before date of 23/07/2024. Due to the possibility of cans with defective double seams, retailers Shoprite and Checkers have announced a voluntary recall of cans of Cape Point Light Meat Shredded Tuna in Water.

Shoprite and Checkers announces voluntary recall of 170g cans of ... (ofm.co.za)

To date, they have not received any complaints and this action is being taken out of an abundance of caution.The voluntary recall is limited to products ...

Cape Point Light Meat Shredded Tuna in Water products in 170g cans with different product codes from the one listed here are not affected by this recall, and neither are any other Cape Point products. The voluntary recall is limited to products with the following production code: EEJCK BPHGS01. The production date is 23/07/2021 and best before date is 23/07/2024. As a precaution, Shoprite and Checkers are initiating a voluntary recall of 170g cans of Cape Point Light Meat Shredded Tuna in Water due to the possibility of cans with defective double seams.

Shoprite and Checkers announce voluntary recall of 170g cans Tuna (Independent Online)

Shoprite and Checkers advised consumers to consult a medical professional for advice and guidance if they had any concerns after consuming the affected ...

We understand that customers will be concerned and apologise unreservedly for any concern and inconvenience caused by this voluntary recall,” Shoprite and Checkers said. “Cape Point light meat shredded tuna in water products in 170g cans with different product codes from the one listed here are not affected by this recall, and neither are any other Cape Point products. The voluntary recall is limited to products with the production code: EEJCK BPHGS01. The production date is 23/07/2021 and best before date is 23/07/2024.

Something fishy! Shoprite, Checkers are recalling THIS popular ... (The South African)

Why are tins of tuna being recalled by Shoprite, Checkers? · The voluntary recall is limited to 170g tins of Cape Point light meat shredded tuna in water, with ...

The quality and safety of our products are the top priority for our business. Only cans with a specific production code EEJCK BPHGS01 are affected.— Smile90.4 FM (@Smile904FM) #Smile904fmnews May 28, 2022 Thought not exactly life-threatening, there is a chance that the seaming issue could spoil the pre-packed food inside each tin.