Tesco recalls chocolate bars due to peanut risk, advises customers to return for full refund
In recent news, the Food Standards Agency has issued a recall for certain chocolate bars sold at Tesco due to potential peanut contamination. Customers who have purchased the affected products are advised to return them for a full refund.
This recall is just one of the many personal finance and consumer news covered in today’s Money blog. Readers are encouraged to leave a comment below on any of the stories or share any money-related problems for the experts to address.
One of the top stories today is the analysis by consumer champion Which? which found that scammers are using social media to commit identity fraud. According to the report, fraudsters are using the X social media platform to target customers of major airlines by pretending to be official accounts. This has raised concerns about the security measures and enforcement actions of social media platforms.
The rise in unemployment in the UK has also been a major issue, with the country seeing the biggest increase among OECD countries since the start of the year. The North West, West Midlands, and London have been the hardest hit regions, with the TUC reporting a decrease in job vacancies and real wages still lower than they were in 2008. The TUC is calling for change and urging the next government to make fighting fraud a national priority.
