Lidl US recalls Greek Style Shortbread Cookies with undeclared wheat, soy, milk, eggs and tree nuts (coconut) sold in US stores. Consumers should check labels for foreign language text and avoid if allergic.
The firm discovered that certain units shipped to the U.S. retail stores only has "foreign languages" on the label. Product has undeclared wheat, soy, milk, eggs and tree nut (coconut).
Lidl US is recalling Greek Style Shortbread Cookies with undeclared allergens. These cookies contain wheat, soy, milk, eggs, and tree nuts (coconut) without proper labeling in the US. People with allergies to these ingredients should avoid them.
The cookies were shipped to US stores with labels in foreign languages only. This means the allergen content (wheat, soy, milk, eggs, and tree nuts) is not clearly stated on the label for US customers. Allergic individuals could consume the allergens without knowing.
US consumers who bought these cookies from retail stores. Those with allergies to wheat, soy, milk, eggs, or tree nuts (coconut) are at risk.
Check for cookies labeled in foreign languages only. Look for UPC 4056489125839 and best before date 10/11/2026.
Look for labels in foreign languages only, which indicate undeclared allergens.
No, these cookies contain undeclared allergens (wheat, soy, milk, eggs, and tree nuts) that could cause allergic reactions.
Check the label for foreign language text. If you have allergies to wheat, soy, milk, eggs, or tree nuts, avoid these cookies.
Look for cookies with UPC 4056489125839 and best before date 10/11/2026 that have labels in foreign languages only.
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Subject: Recall H-1274-2026 — Lidl Lidl Hello, I own a Lidl that is covered by recall H-1274-2026 from Lidl. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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