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Snacks & Confectionery — UK FSA Recall & Allergen Risk

Gera Recall Watch Index (48.9/100) for Snacks & Confectionery, based on 25 real FSA Food Alerts in the past 24 months (as of June 2026).

What is the FSA recall and allergen risk for Snacks & Confectionery in the UK?

In the 24 months to June 2026, the FSA issued 25 food alerts for Snacks & Confectionery products in the UK, including 13 Allergy Alerts. The Gera Recall Watch Index for Snacks & Confectionery is 48.9/100 (Moderate risk), ranking it 7 of 13 food categories. 7 distinct allergens are implicated; the most frequent is Nuts. Source: FSA Food Alerts API, OGL v3.0.

Source:FSA Food Alerts open REST API·As of June 2026, updated monthly (last refreshed )
Gera Recall Watch Index48.9 / 100Moderate risk — ranked 7 of 13 categoriesHow it's calculated

Top allergens in Snacks & Confectionery alerts

Most frequently implicated allergens in Snacks & Confectionery FSA alerts (24 months to June 2026).
#AllergenAlert count% of category alerts
1Nuts1144%
2Other/Unknown1040%
3Peanuts728%
4Gluten520%
5Milk28%

Sample recent FSA alerts for Snacks & Confectionery

Recent FSA food alerts for Snacks & Confectionery. Source: FSA Food Alerts API.
ReferenceAlert titleDateType
FSA-AA-30-2026Buttermilk Confections is recalling Honeycomb Blast Choc Bar because of undeclared milk2026-06-11AA
FSA-AA-28-2026Gü recalls Gü Double Sea Salted Caramel Frozen Dessert because of undeclared hazelnuts (nuts) and soya2026-05-28AA
FSA-AA-21-2026Loudwater Trade & Finance Ltd is recalling Millennium Peanuts Caramel Milk Chocolate because allergens are not declared in English on the label2026-04-17AA

Compare Snacks & Confectionery with other categories

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Snacks & Confectionery

Moderate risk — GRWI 48.9 / 100

25 FSA alerts in the past 24 months, of which 13 are Allergy Alerts (AA). 7 distinct allergens implicated; highest-frequency: Nuts.

CategoryGRWIAlertsRisk band
Dairy & Cheese100.082High
Other Food Products86.858High
Sauces & Condiments67.440Elevated
Meat & Poultry63.334Elevated
Drinks & Beverages50.86Elevated
Ready Meals50.327Elevated
Snacks & Confectionery48.925Moderate
Fish & Seafood46.326Moderate
Pasta & Grains42.54Moderate
Bakery & Bread39.96Moderate
Fruit & Vegetables30.710Moderate
Supplements & Health Foods3.91Lower
Sandwiches & Wraps0.01Lower

GRWI 0–100: higher = higher FSA recall/allergen alert frequency. Source: FSA Food Alerts API, OGL v3.0. Rolling 24-month window.

Snacks & Confectionery recall and allergen risk — frequently asked questions

How many FSA food alerts have been issued for Snacks & Confectionery products?

The FSA issued 25 food alerts for Snacks & Confectionery in the 24 months to June 2026: 13 Allergy Alerts (AA) and 10 Product Recalls (PRIN). This gives a GRWI of 48.9/100, ranked 7 of 13 food categories. Source: FSA Food Alerts API, OGL v3.0.

Which allergens are most commonly implicated in Snacks & Confectionery recalls?

In Snacks & Confectionery FSA alerts over 24 months, the most frequently implicated allergens are: Nuts (11 alerts), Other/Unknown (10 alerts), Peanuts (7 alerts). 7 distinct named allergens appear across the 25 alerts. Source: FSA Food Alerts API, OGL v3.0.

What does a high GRWI mean for consumers?

A high Gera Recall Watch Index indicates that a food category has seen relatively frequent FSA food alerts — especially Allergy Alerts (undeclared allergens) — over the past 24 months. It does not mean the category is inherently unsafe; it means consumers with food allergies should be especially vigilant when purchasing Snacks & Confectionery products and should check the FSA recalls page before buying.

Is Snacks & Confectionery GRWI 48.9 high or low compared to other categories?

Snacks & Confectionery's GRWI of 48.9/100 ranks 7 out of 13 categories — moderate risk. The highest-risk category is Dairy & Cheese (GRWI 100.0); the lowest is Sandwiches & Wraps (GRWI 0.0). Source: FSA Food Alerts API, rolling 24-month window to June 2026, OGL v3.0.

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Methodology

GRWI = min–max normalised composite of FSA alert count × 0.5 + allergen-alert fraction × 20 + allergen diversity × 2 + trend factor × 3. Rolling 24-month window (320 total alerts). Data: FSA Food Alerts API (OGL v3.0). Full methodology →

Source: FSA Food Alerts open REST API (Food Standards Agency). Data as of June 2026; published 2026-06-20. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Ratings reflect the most recent inspection on record and may have changed since publication.