Several UK retailers have pulled batches of kids’ fruit pouches from shelves after checks found possible tiny plastic pieces inside. Shops in every part of the country affected. Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda have already yanked the items as a precaution. People buying these packs should look at the pack and return anything suspicious. The Food Standards Agency flagged the recall but says no single brand or factory caused it. They confirm no one has got hurt yet. Stores are now working with investigators to trace the plastic. Parents across the country have been told to keep an eye on lunchboxes as the probe continues. Some packs might look fine, so shoppers are urged to match batch codes online before serving. Helplines are open for anyone worried about a child’s snack already eaten. Retailers are offering full refunds without a receipt on returned items.
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