Safety · Athens

EFET recalls Arla PROTEIN puddings in three flavours over possible glass fragments

Greece's Single Food Control Authority (EFET) has ordered the withdrawal of three Danish-origin Arla PROTEIN pudding flavours in 200g containers after a consumer complaint. Consumers who bought them are asked not to eat them.

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Athens · Greece

What happened

The Greek Single Food Control Authority (EFET) has announced a recall of milk-based desserts sold under the Arla PROTEIN name, which are of Danish origin. The possible presence of foreign bodies, identified as glass fragments, was flagged after a consumer complaint. The alert reached EFET's Attica Regional Directorate through the EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF). The manufacturer has already withdrawn all affected products from the market.

Affected products

The recall covers three flavours in plastic containers of 200g. The chocolate version, Arla PROTEIN Chocolate Flavour Pudding, has production dates of 11/06/2026, 11/07/2026 and 12/07/2026, with best-before dates of 07/04/2027, 07/05/2027 and 08/05/2027 respectively. The vanilla-cookie version, Arla PROTEIN Vanilia-Cookie Flavour Pudding, has a production date of 30/06/2026 and a best-before date of 26/04/2027. The salted caramel version, Arla PROTEIN Salted caramel Flavour Pudding, has a production date of 27/06/2026 and a best-before date of 23/04/2027. The products were distributed to a range of retail food businesses across Greece.

Authority response and advice

EFET has demanded the immediate and complete withdrawal of all these batches from shelves, and its inspection teams are carrying out checks. Consumers who have already bought the products are advised not to consume them for safety reasons. The announcement leaves open how long the inspections will take and whether further batches are involved.

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