The popular UK supermarket chain Waitrose has faced a scandalous incident. Waitrose decided to recall the mineral water sold in its stores due to the risk of carrying glass pieces inside. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) issued a warning for those who bought this mineral water, saying 'Return it to the store.'
The supermarket chain, Waitrose, has decided to remove 'No1 Royal Deeside Mineral Water' from its shelves. This decision came in the wake of a warning issued by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) concerning the product. The FSA alerted that the mineral water bottles might contain shards of glass, thereby necessitating their return to the store.
The FSA released a statement about the withdrawn mineral water. In the statement, it was emphasized that opening the bottles could potentially release fragments of glass. The FSA underscored the risk of injuries from this situation, declaring the product to be unsafe.
Waitrose has issued an apology for the situation that has arisen. In a statement released by the brand, it was stressed that customers should refrain from using this product. It was underscored that for customers to receive a full refund, they need to return the purchased product to a Waitrose store.