The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent warning to people with a peanut allergy to avoid eating products containing mustard due to possible contamination

Experts are currently trying to discover the source of the problem, which is putting thousands of people at risk

Experts are currently trying to discover the source of the problem, which is putting thousands of people at risk

The Food Standards Agency is urging anyone with a peanut allergy to avoid foods containing mustard

The UK company affected has advised customers to remove from sale products containing the contaminated mustard ingredients.

People with a peanut allergy are advised to avoid eating foods that may contain mustard.

As a precautionary measure, the FSAI advising anyone with a peanut allergy “not to eat any products containing mustard” as an ingredient.

A product recall notice has been issued affecting Spar stores in the north west of England

Mustard ingredients can be found in food such as dips, sauces, salads and pre-packed sandwiches, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said.

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued an urgent warning to peanut allergy sufferers, advising them to avoid eating any products containing mustard. It comes after alerts were issued for affected products from Domino's and Aldi.

The dip is being recalled due to it containing peanuts, which were not declared on the packaging

Contaminated beef that could cause sickness and diarrhoea has been recalled and seven million could be impacted.

The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent warning over 50 food items sold at a number of high street retailers, including Aldi and Spar, as they contain peanuts