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Undeclared soya in a batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix

A batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix is recalled due to undeclared soya, which poses a risk to those allergic to it. The affected product is from the Syrian Arab Republic.

Undeclared soya in a batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix
Brand
Al Arjawi
Product
Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix
Batch codes
A.49
Best before
04/2025

Undeclared soya in a batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix

Tuesday, 02 July 2024

Alert Summary
Allergy Alert Notification: 2024.A22
Allergen(s): Soybeans
Product Identification: Al- Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix (450g) 
Batch Code A.49; Best Before: 04/2025
Country Of Origin: Syrian Arab Republic

Message:

The above batch of Al- Arjawai red Thyme Spice Mix ( Alarjawi Roter Thymian) contains soya which is not declared on the label. This may make the batch unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of soya. 


Frequently asked questions

Is Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. A batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix is recalled due to undeclared soya, which poses a risk to those allergic to it. The affected product is from the Syrian Arab Republic.

Why is Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix being recalled?

The recall relates to a allergen hazard. A batch of Al Arjawi Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix is recalled due to undeclared soya, which poses a risk to those allergic to it. The affected product is from the Syrian Arab Republic.

Which batches of Red Thyme Spice Preparation Mix are affected?

The affected batch codes are: A.49.

Source: Food Safety Authority of Ireland, published 2 July 2024 · Last checked 5 August 2026
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