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    Health & Well-being

    Here’s how to tell if you should return your tinned vegetables

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterJuly 26, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    If your tin of vegetables matches any of the barcodes below, you should return it to the supermarket for a full refund, says National Consumer Commissioner Thezi Mabuza. This comes as Tiger Brands announced a recall of certain KOO and Hugo’s canned products due to defective cans.

    The canned vegetables in question were produced from 1 May 2019 to 5 May 2021. According to Tiger Brands, the recall is as a result of a side seam weld defect that may cause a leak. The National Consumer Commission (NCC) is urging consumers to return the affected products to any retail store.

    The following canned products form part of the recall:

    Product DescriptionWeightBarcode
    KOO Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce410g6009522300586 
    KOO Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce Sauce-Lite410g6009522306571 
    Hugo’s Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce410g6009522305536 
    KOO Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce 4 pack (New)4x 410g6009522307653 
    Koo Butter Beans in Brine410g6001024023543 
    KOO Butter Beans in Tangy Curry Sauce410g6001024000469 
    KOO Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce420g6001024024007 
    KOO Baked Beans in Chilli Sauce

     

    420g6001024035003
    KOO Baked Beans in Tomato & Herb

     

    410g6009522303006
    KOO Baked Beans in Curry Sauce

     

    410g6009522303020
    KOO Baked Beans in Hot Chakalaka

     

    410g6009522303013
    KOO Baked Beans in BBQ Flavoured Sauce

     

    410g6009522308117
    KOO Baked Beans in Chilli Wors Flavoured Sauce

     

    410g6009522308124
    KOO Creamstyle Sweetcorn

     

    415g6009522300562
    KOO Whole Kernel in Brine

     

    410g6001024386655
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Sweet and Spicy Curry Sauce

     

    420g6009522300296
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Hot Curry Sauce

     

    420g6009522300289
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Curry Sauce

     

    420g6001024549913
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Cape Malay Curry Sauce

     

    420g6009522307639
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Durban Curry Sauce

     

    420g6009522307646
    KOO Mixed Vegetables in Brine

     

    410g6001024103184
    Helderberg Fresh Garden Peas in Sweetened Brine

     

    400g6009522308506
    KOO Fresh Garden Peas in Brine

     

    410g6001024223318
    KOO Fresh Garden Peas in Brine

     

    400g6009522308186
    KOO Surfmaid Peas Petit Pois in Sweetened Brine

     

    400g6009522308193
    KOO Short Spaghetti in Flavoured Tomato Sauce

     

    410g6001024383623

    “We urge consumers who have these products in their possession to verify the barcodes as well as manufacturing dates and if they form part of the recall, should immediately return these products to any retail store for a full refund with or without any receipt,” said Acting Commissioner Mabuza.

    In terms of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA), consumers have a right to fair value, good quality and safety.

    “While the Commission is pleased with Tiger Brands’ investigation into this problem and the precautionary recall, consumer safety comes first, therefore, the Commission will only rest when all these products are removed from the market and consumers get their refunds. Our inspectors are monitoring the recall based on the Recall Guidelines,” she said.

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