Latest News About M&S Greek Yoghurt Recall

Here’s what’s known about the M&S Greek yoghurt recall as of now.

Core update

• Marks & Spencer issued a recall for its 500g Authentic Greek Yoghurt with Vanilla due to undeclared gluten on the label. The warning comes from the Food Standards Agency and affects a specific use-by batch (May 12, 2026). If you have gluten intolerance or coeliac disease, do not consume this product and return it for a refund or replacement.[1][3][6][8]

What to check on your end

• Look for the 500g Authentic Greek Yoghurt with Vanilla on the label and verify the use-by date. If your pot matches May 12, 2026, it’s part of the recall.[5][6][1]
• If you purchased it, return to the store or follow the retailer’s recall instructions; stores typically offer refunds or replacements, and notices are displayed in affected outlets.[6][1]

Why this matters

• Gluten undeclared on allergen-sensitive products can trigger reactions in people with wheat/gluten allergies or coeliac disease, hence the precautionary recall and public advisories.[1][6]

What to do if you’re affected

• Do not eat the yoghurt if you have gluten-related conditions.
• Return the product to an M&S store or follow the official recall instructions for a refund.
• You may also want to monitor local health or consumer protection websites for any updated batches or further guidance from the FSA or similar authorities in your area.[8][1]

If you’d like, I can track the latest public notices from the FSA or UK supermarket recall pages and summarize any new batch numbers or updated guidance.