Baxters recalls Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup as cans may swell and rupture
Baxters has recalled its Chef Selections Cullen Skink fish soup. A manufacturing fault may cause the contents to spoil and the cans to swell and burst.
Author: Editorial teamPublished: 2 min read
Baxters has announced a recall of its Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup. The alert was published by the UK food safety authorities: the Food Standards Agency (FSA), which covers England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and Food Standards Scotland.
What is the problem?
According to the notices, the cause is a manufacturing fault. It may cause the product to spoil and the cans to swell and potentially rupture. Cullen Skink is a traditional Scottish fish soup. The BBC News description refers to a recall of one batch of the product.
The alert appears on the FSA website dated 6 November 2026. Food Standards Scotland also gives 6 November 2026, although one preview of its page showed 5 November.
What to do
We were unable to read the full text of the alert. We therefore do not know the batch number, the best-before date or the can sizes covered by the recall. Before eating Chef Selections Cullen Skink soup, check the notice on the FSA or Food Standards Scotland website and compare the details with the markings on the can. Such alerts usually also explain how to contact the manufacturer and what to do with the product.
What this means for you
The recall concerns a product sold in the UK, so it may affect anyone shopping there. If you have this soup at home, check the exact batch details in the official alert. If a can looks bloated, do not open it or eat the contents.
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