As described by Ireland FSAI: Recall of various Comeragh still and sparkling water products due to the possible presence of visible particles
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Reported risk: The below batches of Comeragh still and sparkling water products are being recalled due to the possible presence of visible particles. This is due to potential damage in the filtration system within the water bottling facility. Only bottles labelled as "Bottled at source from CW2" (see label below) are implicated. Recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale in Aldi stores. Product Description Pack Size Best-before dates Comeragh Irish Still Spring Water bottled by: Classic Water Company (CW2) 5L All best-before dates up to and including best-before 06/02/2026 Comeragh Still Irish Still Spring Water bottled by: Classic Water Company (CW2) 6 x 2L All best-before dates up to and including best-before 06/02/2026 Comeragh Sparkling Irish Spring Water bottled by: Classic Water Company (CW2) 6 x 2L All best-before dates up to and including best-before 06/02/2026 Comeragh Still Irish Spring Water bottled by: Classic Water Company (CW2) 24 x 500ml All best-before dates up to and including best-before 06/02/2026
What to do
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