The warning has returned to attention because one of those dates, 9 August 2026, is approaching. Customers who still have an affected pack at home have been asked to return it to a Morrisons store, where they can receive a full refund without providing a receipt.
Five best-before dates are covered by the recall
The recalled Morrisons Savers Salted Cashews 125g ©MorrisonsThe recall applies specifically to Morrisons Savers Salted Cashews 125g. According to Morrisons’ product recall notice, the affected packs carry best-before dates of 9 August 2026, 6 September 2026, 26 September 2026, 28 September 2026 and 9 October 2026. Morrisons said the recall was being carried out “as a precaution” because “there is a risk that some packs may contain glass”. Customers who have bought one of the affected packs have been told not to use the product. The supermarket’s notice states: “If you have purchased this product, please do not use it and return it to us for a full refund. We don’t need a receipt.”
According to DevonLive, shoppers were first urged in May not to eat the affected batches because they may be unsafe to consume. The report also highlighted the approaching 9 August best-before date, while noting that four other affected dates extend through September and October.
Liverpool Echo reported the same warning on 7 August, also reminding customers to check cupboards for packs that may have been bought before the recall was issued. The product had already been withdrawn from sale following the May announcement. The recall notice does not identify any other Morrisons cashew products or pack sizes. The warning in the supplied information relates specifically to the Savers Salted Cashews 125g packs bearing the five listed dates.
Customers can return affected packs without a receipt
Morrisons has instructed customers who find one of the recalled packs not to consume it and instead take it back to a store. A receipt is not required for the refund. In its original notice, the supermarket apologised for the inconvenience and said it remained committed to maintaining its standards of product quality and safety. Customers seeking further information were directed to the Morrisons Online Service Department on 0345 322 0000.
According to Morrisons, the formal recall date was 27 May 2026. The renewed attention in August reflects the fact that the earliest listed best-before date is now close, rather than the announcement of a new recall.
The reports also refer to a separate incident involving nuts sold by Poundland in November 2025, when batches were removed from shelves because of concerns that they might contain glass. No further connection between that case and the Morrisons recall is stated in the supplied material. For Morrisons customers, the advice remains unchanged from the May notice: check the product name, pack size and best-before date, do not use an affected pack, and return it for a refund.
