The warnings concern Carroll’s of Tullamore Traditional Lasagne, which contains undeclared allergens, and Aldi’s Ambiano Ionic Hairdryer, which could cause electric shock or fire. Both recalls include instructions for customers who have already purchased the affected products.
Traditional Lasagne Recalled Over Undeclared Milk and Egg Allergens
Carroll Cuisine has recalled a specific batch of its Traditional Lasagne because milk and egg were not declared in the ingredients list. The affected product is a 350g pack with a use-by date of 4 November 2026.
According to the Food Standards Agency (FSA), the missing allergen information makes the lasagne a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or egg. The product was sold in Northern Ireland, while Tesco’s recall notice also identifies affected packs purchased in the Republic of Ireland. The recall was issued on 18 October 2026. Customers who have purchased the specified batch and have a relevant allergy or intolerance have been instructed not to eat it.
Instead, they can return the lasagne to a Tesco store for a full refund. The retailer has confirmed that customers do not need to provide a receipt and that no other products sold at Tesco are affected by this recall. Carroll Cuisine has provided several contact options for customers seeking further information. These include telephone enquiries on (057) 936 3000 and correspondence through its customer service email address, [email protected].
The warning applies specifically to the identified date code rather than every pack of Traditional Lasagne. Customers are therefore advised to check the use-by date on their packaging.
Aldi Recalls Ionic Hairdryers Amid Electric Shock and Fire Concerns
Aldi has also recalled its Ambiano Ionic Hairdryer following the identification of a technical fault involving the power cord. The affected appliances were sold between August and September 2025 in black, white, yellow and orange.
According to the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS), the product presents a high risk of electric shock or fire because its power cord may become damaged over time. Such damage could expose live electrical components or cause overheating. The regulator also confirmed that the appliance does not meet the requirements of the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016.
The recall concerns model 849855 and four specific barcodes: 4061462195075 for black, 4061462195211 for white, 4061462195310 for yellow and 4061462195372 for orange.
Customers who no longer have the original packaging can identify affected appliances by checking the barcode printed on the underside of the hairdryer. According to Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, approximately 5,400 affected units were sold in the Republic of Ireland. Its recall notice was published on 21 October 2026.
Aldi has instructed customers to stop using the affected hairdryers immediately and return them to their nearest store for a full refund. The retailer described the recall as a precautionary measure following the discovery of a technical fault.
