Semper is recalling its lasagne baby food in 235-gram glass jars for children from one year old, after single plastic pieces were found in some jars. The recall applies to products with article number 9767 and best-before date 25.07.2027. The company urges consumers to discard the product or contact them.
Semper, a leading baby food manufacturer in Sweden, has initiated a recall of its lasagne product on November 6, 2025. The product in question is lasagne for children from one year old, packaged in 235-gram glass jars. The reason for the action is the discovery of single pieces of plastic in a limited number of jars, which does not meet the company's quality standards.
In a press release, Semper states: “We have identified a limited number of jars that may contain single pieces of plastic, which means the product does not meet our quality requirements. We always prioritize the safety of our consumers and have therefore decided to recall the product.” The recall is specific to products with article number 9767 and best-before date 25.07.2027.
Consumers who have purchased the affected product are urged not to consume it but to discard it or contact Semper for further information. This is a precautionary measure to ensure children's health, as plastic pieces could pose a choking hazard or other risks to young children. Semper emphasizes its commitment to product safety in light of the incident.
The news was first reported by Aftonbladet on November 6, 2025, with publication times around 15:49 and 15:50. No injuries or incidents linked to the product have been reported in the sources.