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ALERT: Irish supermarkets pull popular crisps from shelves marked 'unsafe' to eat
There has been an urgent recall of Boundless crisps from Irish supermarkets due to allergy concerns.
Batches of Boundless sour cream and onion flavoured crisps have been flagged as containing milk which was not declared in the listed ingredients on the packaging.
The UK branded crisps may be unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or are intolerant of milk.
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The impacted batches include those with a batch code of 31724 or 32424 and a best before date of 30 November 2025, and batch codes 34624 or 34724 and a best before date of 31 December 2025.
Anybody with allergy concerns are being advised to not consume these crisps.
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