Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil recalled due to possible presence of glass pieces
A batch of Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil is being recalled due to the possible presence of glass pieces. The affected product comes in a 190 g glass jar. Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated batch.
- Brand
- Ortiz
- Product
- Sardines in Olive Oil
- Batch codes
- 73175G
- Best before
- December 2032
- What to do
- Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated batch.
The product being recalled is Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil, packaged in a 190 g glass jar. This recall is due to the potential presence of glass pieces in the product, which poses a risk of injury if consumed. The specific batch code for the affected product is 73175G, and it has a best before date of December 2032.
Retailers are instructed to remove this batch from their shelves and display recall notices to inform customers. Wholesalers and distributors should reach out to their customers to ensure the affected batch is recalled and that retailers have the necessary point-of-sale notices. Consumers who have purchased this batch are advised not to eat the sardines to avoid any risk of harm.
From the official notice
Home News and Alerts Food Alerts Current: Recall of a batch of Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil Recall of a batch of Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil due to the possible presence of glass pieces Wednesday, 24 June 2026 Alert Summary Category 1: For Action Alert Notification: 2026.36 Product Identification: Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil; pack size: 190 g (glass jar) Batch Code 73175G; best before date: Decembe…
Frequently asked questions
Is Sardines in Olive Oil being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. A batch of Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil is being recalled due to the possible presence of glass pieces. The affected product comes in a 190 g glass jar. Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated batch.
Why is Sardines in Olive Oil being recalled?
The recall relates to a foreign body hazard. A batch of Ortiz Sardines in Olive Oil is being recalled due to the possible presence of glass pieces. The affected product comes in a 190 g glass jar. Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated batch.
What should I do if I have this product?
Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated batch.
Which batches of Sardines in Olive Oil are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 73175G.
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