Lidl recalls cookies distributed to all stores over undeclared allergens
Summary
Lidl is recalling certain cookies sold in all its stores in the United States because they contain allergens that are not listed on the packaging. This recall affects customers who may have allergies to those ingredients.Key Facts
- Lidl is a German supermarket chain with stores in the U.S.
- The recall involves cookies sold in all Lidl locations in the United States.
- The reason for the recall is undeclared allergens in the cookies.
- Undeclared allergens can pose health risks to people with food allergies.
- Lidl is taking action to remove these products from its shelves.
- Customers should check their cookies and avoid eating the recalled items.
- Lidl is likely informing customers and offering refunds or replacements.
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