6 recalls for Marks and Spencer products, from official Irish sources.
Every Marks and Spencer recall we track in Ireland, newest first, from official sources. Vehicle recalls are published by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and the repair is always free. Check whether your Marks and Spencer vehicle or product is affected below, then follow the official notice for what to do next.
Several ready-to-eat products from Marks and Spencer are being recalled due to the potential presence of Salmonella in pistachios. Consumers are advised not to eat the affected products.
Marks and Spencer is recalling the Marks and Spencer Hand Painted Jug due to a risk of cuts from a manufacturing fault that may cause the product to break. Approximately 14 affected products are in the Republic of Ireland.
Marks and Spencer PLC is recalling the Marks and Spencer Kelly Hoppen Debossed Cappuccino Cup due to the risk of the ceramic cup base cracking or breaking during normal use, which can cause sharp fragments and potential burns or scalds. The recall affects approximately 53 products sold in the Republic of Ireland.
Marks and Spencer is recalling the Stripe 2.5 Tog Sleeping Bags due to a strangulation risk from a neck opening that is smaller than recommended. The affected sizes are 0-6 months, 6-18 months, and 18-36 months.
Marks and Spencer is recalling the Marks and Spencer Fisherman’s Coat due to a risk of possible suffocation. The hood's fabrication does not meet internal standards for sizes under 6 months, which may cover the nose and mouth.
Marks and Spencer is recalling Chocolate Cornflake Mini Bites due to the undeclared presence of cereals containing gluten and nuts. This may pose a risk to consumers with allergies or intolerances to these ingredients.
