Coop recalls six food items over metal contamination fears

Coop has pulled several food items from its shelves over fears of metal contamination. The recall affects products sold exclusively on January 28, 2026. Customers are being warned not to consume them due to potential health risks.

The recalled items include Betty Bossi chopped parsley (20g), Freshly Made Protein Salad (325g), and Betty Bossi Protein Salad (325g). Also affected are pre-packaged Butterfly garlic shrimp, Garlic shrimp with tails, and Sunday roast. All were available at Coop supermarkets, Coop to go, Coop City, Coop Pronto, and Jumbo stores.

Anyone who bought these products on the specified date can return them for a full refund. The retailer has advised against consuming them as they may contain metal fragments.

The recall applies only to items purchased on January 28, 2026. Coop has not reported any incidents linked to the contamination so far. Customers with concerns are encouraged to check their purchases and return affected products immediately.