Shoppers in Ireland are being asked to check their cupboards after a food recall Ireland alert was issued for one batch of Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red. The affected product is being recalled because it contains peanuts that are not declared on the ingredients list, creating a risk for anyone with a peanut allergy or intolerance.
The alert was published by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) on Friday, 17 July 2026. Anyone who has the affected batch should not eat it if they are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts.
Product details in this food recall Ireland alert
The recall applies only to the specific batch listed in the official FSAI food allergen alert.
- Product: Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red
- Pack size: 400g
- Batch code: PN 07/15
- Best-before date: 01.03.2027
- Country of origin: Turkey
- Issue: Undeclared peanuts
This is an undeclared peanut recall, not a wider recall of all Al-Osrah products. No other batch codes or date markings were listed in the official notice.
Why the product has been recalled
According to the FSAI notice, the affected batch contains peanuts, but peanuts are not declared in the ingredients list. That means the product may be unsafe for consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts.
For people without a peanut allergy or intolerance, the official alert does not state any broader food contamination issue. The risk identified in this Irish food recall is specifically linked to allergen labelling.
Who is most at risk?
The main concern is for:
- People with a peanut allergy
- People with peanut intolerance
- Parents or carers buying food for someone with a peanut allergy
If you are not sure whether your product is affected, check both the recalled food batch number and the food recall best-before date carefully against the official details above.
What consumers should do now
The advice in this food recall Ireland notice is straightforward: if you have the affected batch and you are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts, do not eat it.
- Check the product name on the pack
- Check that the pack size is 400g
- Check the food recall batch code: PN 07/15
- Check the best-before date: 01.03.2027
- If it matches, do not eat it if you are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts
The official notice confirms that the affected batch is being recalled. However, the FSAI alert does not specify retailer-by-retailer return instructions, refund arrangements, or whether you can return recalled food without a receipt. If you bought the product, the best step is to contact the store where it was purchased for practical return and recalled food refund Ireland guidance.
Where was the recalled product sold?
The FSAI alert confirms the product and batch details, but it does not name specific supermarkets or stores in the published notice provided. For that reason, it would be wrong to attribute this product recall Ireland alert to Tesco, Dunnes Stores, SuperValu, Lidl, Aldi, Centra, or any other retailer unless an official source confirms they sold it.
If you bought Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red from an ethnic grocery, specialist food shop, convenience outlet, or another retailer, check the packaging first. The key identifiers are the product name, 400g pack size, batch code PN 07/15, and best-before date 01.03.2027.
How to check whether your pack is affected
- Find the product name on the front or side of the pack
- Confirm it is Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red
- Look for the batch code PN 07/15
- Match the best-before date to 01.03.2027
- If all details match, follow the recall advice
This is the most reliable way to answer questions such as which food products have been recalled and how to check a recalled food batch for this specific alert.
Advice for people with peanut allergies
Peanut is one of the major allergens that must be clearly declared on food labels. In this case, the problem is not the name of the product itself but the missing allergen information.
Anyone with a peanut allergy or intolerance should avoid the affected batch. If someone with a peanut allergy has already eaten the product and is concerned, they should seek appropriate medical advice.
This food allergen alert Ireland notice is a reminder that even spice mixes and blended seasoning products should be checked carefully when an undeclared allergen recall is issued.
Key facts from the FSAI alert
- Alert type: Allergy Alert Notification
- Alert number: 2026.A21
- Date issued: 17 July 2026
- Authority: Food Safety Authority of Ireland
- Reason: Peanuts not declared in the ingredients list
- Consumer action: Affected consumers should not eat the implicated batch
Frequently asked questions
Which product has been recalled?
One batch of Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red, 400g.
What batch is affected?
Batch code PN 07/15.
What date should I check?
Best-before date 01.03.2027.
Why is it being recalled?
Because it contains peanuts that are not declared on the ingredients list.
Is every pack affected?
No. The official notice identifies only the batch PN 07/15 with best-before 01.03.2027.
What should I do if I bought it?
If you are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts, do not eat the affected batch. Contact the retailer where you bought it for return information.
Conclusion
This food recall Ireland alert affects a specific batch of Al-Osrah Zaatar Thyme Spice Mix Red sold in 400g packs. The important details are batch code PN 07/15 and best-before date 01.03.2027. Because the product contains undeclared peanuts, anyone with a peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat it and should check any pack they have at home against the official FSAI notice.
