‘Do not eat warning' issued for much-loved Scottish brand as urgent recall launched
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A "do not eat" warning has been issued after a Scots firm recalled a number of products.
Sarah Gray's, a food company based in Cupar, Fife, recalled 13 jams over fears they may contain sulphites.
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Food company Sarah Gray's has recalled 13 jams
The firm, founded in 2012, produces a range of homemade preserves, chutneys and marmalades which are made using local ingredients.
In an allergy alert published by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), the strawberry and champagne / prosecco jams may pose a possible health risk due to the presence of sulphites, an ingredient which is not mentioned on the packaging.
The products are unsuitable for anyone with a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide and sulphites.
Anyone who has purchased the products and has a sensitivity to sulphur dioxide or sulphites has been told not to eat them.
The FSA urged people to return the products to the store they purchased them for a full refund.
Point of sale notices will also be displayed in all stores which stock the products.
The following products have been recalled.
List of Sarah Gray's products which have been recalled:
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