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Savana Dried Apricots recalled due to incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide

A batch of Savana Dried Apricots is recalled due to incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide on the ingredients list. This may pose a risk to consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of sulphur dioxide and sulphites.

Incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide in a batch of Savana Dried Apricots
Brand
Savana
Product
Dried Apricots
Batch codes
160823
Best before
12/11/26
What to do
Consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of sulphur dioxide and sulphites should not eat the implicated batch.

Savana Dried Apricots, packaged in 200g bags, have been recalled because the ingredient list does not correctly declare the presence of sulphur dioxide. This is a concern for consumers who have allergies or intolerances to sulphur dioxide and sulphites, as they may unknowingly consume this product and experience adverse reactions.

The affected batch has the code 160823 and a best before date of 12/11/26. These products were sourced from Turkey and could be found in various retail locations. Consumers who are allergic to sulphur dioxide should be particularly cautious and avoid consuming this batch of dried apricots.

If you have purchased this product, it is advised that you check the batch code and best before date. Consumers who have the affected batch should not consume it and should seek further guidance from the retailer regarding returns or exchanges.

From the official notice

Home News and Alerts Food Allergen Alerts Current: Incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide in a batch of Savana Dried Apricots Incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide in a batch of Savana Dried Apricots Friday, 20 March 2026 Alert Summary Allergy Alert Notification: 2026.A11 Allergen(s): Sulphur dioxide and sulphites Product Identification: Savana Dried Apricots; pack size: 200g  Batch Code 160823;…

Read the full notice at Food Safety Authority of Ireland →

Frequently asked questions

Is Dried Apricots being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. A batch of Savana Dried Apricots is recalled due to incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide on the ingredients list. This may pose a risk to consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of sulphur dioxide and sulphites.

Why is Dried Apricots being recalled?

The recall relates to a allergen hazard. A batch of Savana Dried Apricots is recalled due to incorrectly declared sulphur dioxide on the ingredients list. This may pose a risk to consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of sulphur dioxide and sulphites.

What should I do if I have this product?

Consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of sulphur dioxide and sulphites should not eat the implicated batch.

Which batches of Dried Apricots are affected?

The affected batch codes are: 160823.

Source: Food Safety Authority of Ireland, published 20 March 2026 · Last checked 17 August 2026
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