Food recall: Products from Co-op and Lidl recalled due to possible presence of plastic or glass
Food recalls have been issued on Co-op's British 12 Meatballs, Irresistible Carrot Cake and Coffee and Walnut Cake, and Lidl's Crownfield Wholegrain Wheat Bixies. Find out what to do if you own one of the affected products.
Food recall: batch of Lidl pork mince may contain pieces of plastic
Lidl is recalling one batch of Birchwood XXL pork mince (1kg) as some packs may contain small pieces of the plastic. Read on to find out what to do if you've bought a pack affected by the recall.
Food recall: Lidl recalls some Red Hen chicken products due to salmonella
Lidl is recalling Red Hen Breaded Chicken Nuggets and Red Hen Southern Fried Chicken Pops because some have been found to be contaminated with salmonella. People who have purchased these products are strongly advised not to eat them. Instead, they should return them to a Lidl GB store or email customer services for a full refund.
Food storage tips: how to organise your fridge this Christmas
Your Christmas food could suffer if you're not careful about where you place certain items in the fridge. Follow our tips to get the most out of your festive food this year.
Guinness recalls alcohol-free stout over contamination fears
Guinness is recalling all cans of Guinness 0.0 alcohol free beer as some cans may contain a microbiological contaminant making it unsafe to drink. Read on to find out what to do if you're affected by the recall.
Food prices could rise under a no-deal Brexit
Which? reveals how food could become more expensive if there's a no-deal Brexit due to the tariffs applied to popular groceries.
10 popular food myths debunked
The internet is full of inaccurate nutrition and health advice. Here we address popular food myths and show you don't need to avoid the foods you've been led to fear or avoid such as soya, dairy and MSG.
Food recall: Aldi warns some Roosters chicken products may contain salmonella
Aldi recalls Roosters Southern Fried Poppin' Chicken and Breaded Poppin' Chicken as the products may contain salmonella bacteria, which causes food poisoning.
As a crucial vote approaches, will MPs protect the UK’s food standards?
As the Agriculture Bill returns to Parliament for MPs to vote on, consumers vote overwhelming to uphold current UK food standards. A Which? survey has found consumers are strongly opposed to food produced to lower standards being allowed into the UK.
Chlorine-washed chicken vs chlorine-washed salad leaves: what’s the difference?
We eat salad leaves washed in chlorine, so why are we so averse to chicken treated in the same way? Here we explain the difference between the two, and the reasoning behind our concerns.