Sainsbury's has recalled some sesame seeds and seed mix

The products recalled are:

• Sainsbury’s Sesame Seeds
• Pack size: 100g
• Best before end: March 2010

• Sainsbury’s Seed Mix
• Pack size: 60g
• Best before end: March 2010

Sainsbury's has removed these products from sale. Point-of-sale notices have been issued to all stores. These notices explain to customers the reason for the recall. If you have bought an affected product, you can return it to the customer service desk at your local store for a full refund.

No other Sainsbury’s products are known to be affected.

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