Food recall Ireland: Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli and Tobby Foods Suya Spice are being recalled because they contain peanuts that are not declared on the ingredient labels. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) says people with a peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat the affected products.
The allergy alert applies to all batches and all best-before dates of both products. Consumers should check their cupboards before eating either item and follow the official recall advice below.
Products included in the food recall Ireland alert
| 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 |
The notice does not identify a particular batch, lot number, barcode or date range. That means consumers should treat every batch and every best-before date of the two named products as affected.
Why the products have been recalled
According to FSAI Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A28, both products contain peanuts that are not declared in their ingredient lists. This is an undeclared allergen recall, rather than a warning about a confirmed microbiological or foreign-material contamination issue.
The missing peanut declaration may make the products unsafe for people who are allergic to or intolerant of peanuts. Consumers without a peanut allergy or intolerance are not identified in the notice as the group at particular risk, but the products are being recalled and should not be eaten until official guidance changes.
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 all batches and all best-before dates are included, checking a batch code or date will not exclude any product covered by this alert.
- Do not eat either affected product if you have a peanut allergy or intolerance.
- Keep the product separate from other food to prevent accidental consumption.
- Follow the retailer’s or supplier’s instructions for returning the product.
- Do not rely on a best-before date to decide that the product is safe, as all dates are included in the alert.
The FSAI notice confirms that the products are being recalled, but it does not provide receipt, refund or disposal instructions. Consumers should contact the store where they bought the product for specific return and refund arrangements.
Advice for people affected by peanuts
People with a peanut allergy or intolerance should avoid the recalled products. Anyone who has eaten an affected product and is concerned about their health should seek appropriate medical advice. This article does not replace personalised guidance from a healthcare professional.
Consumers should also avoid assuming that a product is safe because peanuts are not visible. The issue identified by the FSAI is that the allergen is present but not declared in the ingredients list, so label checking alone may not identify the risk unless the product is covered by the recall notice.
Key details from the FSAI food alert
- Alert number: FSAI Allergy Alert Notification 2026.A28
- Date issued: Wednesday, 4 November 2026
- Allergen: Peanuts
- Affected products: Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli and Tobby Foods Suya Spice
- Pack sizes: 200g and 150g respectively
- Scope: All batches and all best-before dates
- Country of origin: Nigeria
Frequently asked questions
Which food products have been recalled?
Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli in a 200g pack and Tobby Foods Suya Spice in a 150g pack have been recalled.
Which batches are affected?
All batches are affected, and the alert covers all best-before dates. No specific batch code or date can be excluded.
What allergen is involved?
The products contain peanuts that are not declared in the ingredient list.
Can I eat the products if I do not have a peanut allergy?
The official warning specifically identifies people allergic to or intolerant of peanuts as being at risk. However, the products are subject to a recall, so consumers should follow official and retailer instructions rather than eating them.
Can I return recalled food without a receipt?
The FSAI alert does not state whether a receipt is required or confirm the refund process. Contact the retailer where the product was purchased for those details.
What to remember
This food recall Ireland alert covers every batch and best-before date of Tobby Foods Kuli Kuli and Tobby Foods Suya Spice. The products contain undeclared peanuts, so people with a peanut allergy or intolerance should not eat them. Check the pack, keep affected food aside and contact the retailer for return or refund information.