Standfirst: Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli and Tobby Foods Suya Spice are being recalled in Ireland because they contain peanuts that are not declared on the label. People with a peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat the affected products.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued an allergen alert for two Tobby Foods products: Kuli Kuli in a 200g pack and Suya Spice in a 150g pack. The products contain peanuts that are missing from the ingredients information.
The recall applies to all batches and all best-before dates. Consumers who are allergic or intolerant to peanuts should not consume either product.
Products included in the food recall Ireland alert
- Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli — 200g pack
- Tobby Foods Suya Spice — 150g pack
Both products originate from Nigeria. The FSAI alert is listed as Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A28, dated Wednesday, 4 November 2026.
Batch codes and date markings
This is a wide product recall. The FSAI states that all batches and all best-before dates of the two products are included. Consumers should not assume that a particular batch or food recall best-before date is safe if the product is one of the affected items.
Why the products have been recalled
The products contain peanuts that are not declared in the list of ingredients. This is an undeclared allergen recall and may make the products unsafe for people who are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts.
The alert does not state that the products are unsafe for every consumer. However, anyone with a peanut allergy or intolerance should avoid the recalled food products Ireland notice covers and should not eat either product.
What consumers should do
If you have Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli or Tobby Foods Suya Spice at home, check the product name and pack size carefully. Because the alert covers all batches and all best-before dates, checking a food recall batch code alone will not exclude the products from the warning.
- Do not eat the product if you have a peanut allergy or intolerance.
- Keep the product separate from other food if necessary to prevent accidental consumption.
- Follow the retailer’s or supplier’s recall instructions for returning or disposing of it.
- If you are concerned after eating the product, seek appropriate medical advice.
The FSAI notice does not provide specific information about receipt requirements, refund arrangements or whether the products can be returned to a particular retailer. Consumers should contact the shop where they purchased the item for return and refund details.
How to identify the affected products
Use the following details when checking cupboards, spice collections or imported food purchases:
| Product | Pack size | Batch and date markings | Country of origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli | 200g | All batches and all best-before dates | Nigeria |
| Tobby Foods Suya Spice | 150g | All batches and all best-before dates | Nigeria |
There is no single recalled food batch number or recalled product barcode listed in the FSAI alert. Product identification should therefore be based on the exact product names and pack sizes.
Advice for people with peanut allergies
Peanuts are one of the allergens that must be declared on food labels when present. An incorrect or incomplete ingredient label can create a risk for consumers who need to avoid peanuts.
People with a known peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat either affected product. Anyone who has consumed one of the products and is worried about their health should seek advice from a qualified medical professional or the appropriate health service.
Frequently asked questions
Which food products have been recalled?
Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli, 200g, and Tobby Foods Suya Spice, 150g, are included in the FSAI food allergen alert.
Which batches are affected?
All batches and all best-before dates are affected for both products.
Why were the products recalled?
They contain peanuts that are not declared in the ingredients list.
Can people without a peanut allergy eat the products?
The FSAI warning specifically concerns consumers who are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts. Anyone unsure about the product should follow the official recall guidance and contact the seller.
Can I return recalled food without a receipt?
The FSAI alert does not confirm whether a receipt is required. Contact the retailer or seller for its return and refund policy.
Official food safety guidance
This food safety alert Ireland notice was issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland under Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A28. Consumers should rely on the official notice and any subsequent retailer or supplier update if the recall information changes.
Conclusion
The food recall Ireland warning covers all batches and best-before dates of Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli 200g and Tobby Foods Suya Spice 150g. These products contain undeclared peanuts, so people with a peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat them and should contact the seller about safe return or refund arrangements.