Asda has initiated a recall for the product Taj chopped spinach sold in 450g bags due to concerns about potential contamination with small pieces of metal, making this popular food item unsafe for consumption. The recalled product carries a best-before date of January 2026 and bears the barcode 506013649177. It was available for purchase in Asda stores across the UK and through Eden Farm wholesalers. Customers who have bought this product are advised not to consume it and can return it to any Asda store for a full refund, with no receipt necessary. The company has extended its apologies for the inconvenience and has provided contact details for further inquiries, reassuring that customer safety remains their priority.

In a separate incident, Tesco and Sainsbury’s, two of the UK’s major supermarket chains, experienced technical problems over the weekend that affected deliveries and contactless payments respectively. Sainsbury’s faced challenges with its contactless payment system on Saturday, while Tesco reported issues impacting a small number of scheduled deliveries on the same day. Both supermarkets have since addressed the technical glitches and have apologized to their customers for the disruptions. These incidents have sparked frustration and complaints among customers, as shared on social media platforms. Despite the challenges, Tesco and Sainsbury’s assured their customers that the majority of their online orders are being processed as usual. The glitches occurred amidst Sainsbury’s implementation of cost-saving strategies, including automation enhancements, which provoke discussion on operational efficiency and possible job impacts. Both Tesco and Sainsbury’s are committed to ensuring reliable service for their customers moving forward.