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Morrisons apple pies! Labelling errors
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Appollo
2008-11-22 22:20:56 UTC
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If you buy a bramley apple pie at morrisons you might get a surprise!
The one I bought labelled as "store baked" and "bramley apple pie"
was actually a rhubarb filling - so the labelling was wrong, the ingredients
list wrong and the nutritional information completely wrong.

It was actually quite nice, but standards are obviously slipping if people
at Morrisons are unable to tell the basic difference between an apple
and rhubarb.

I am unable to contact Morrisons as they will not provide an email
address or allow me to send proof of their mistake. I do not want a
refund or anything but how many other foods are being incorrectly
labelled by suppliers or the shop itself.
mogga
2008-11-23 11:15:21 UTC
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Post by Appollo
If you buy a bramley apple pie at morrisons you might get a surprise!
The one I bought labelled as "store baked" and "bramley apple pie"
was actually a rhubarb filling - so the labelling was wrong, the ingredients
list wrong and the nutritional information completely wrong.
It was actually quite nice, but standards are obviously slipping if people
at Morrisons are unable to tell the basic difference between an apple
and rhubarb.
I am unable to contact Morrisons as they will not provide an email
address or allow me to send proof of their mistake. I do not want a
refund or anything but how many other foods are being incorrectly
labelled by suppliers or the shop itself.
Have you eaten it all?

Just take your receipt back in to the shop next time you're in and
speak to customer service staff.

The pies are supposed to be ID'd by some pattern on the top when
they're cooked so I assume someone got them mixed up or wasn't paying
attention.

The managers name and phone number is also on the receipt.
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ian field
2008-11-23 21:20:58 UTC
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Post by Appollo
If you buy a bramley apple pie at morrisons you might get a surprise!
The one I bought labelled as "store baked" and "bramley apple pie"
was actually a rhubarb filling - so the labelling was wrong, the ingredients
list wrong and the nutritional information completely wrong.
It was actually quite nice, but standards are obviously slipping if people
at Morrisons are unable to tell the basic difference between an apple
and rhubarb.
I am unable to contact Morrisons as they will not provide an email
address or allow me to send proof of their mistake. I do not want a
refund or anything but how many other foods are being incorrectly
labelled by suppliers or the shop itself.
Lucky they didn't sell something containing nuts to someone with a nut
allergy isn't it?!
Mike of Wrexham
2008-11-27 08:11:25 UTC
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Post by ian field
Post by Appollo
If you buy a bramley apple pie at morrisons you might get a surprise!
The one I bought labelled as "store baked" and "bramley apple pie"
was actually a rhubarb filling - so the labelling was wrong, the ingredients
list wrong and the nutritional information completely wrong.
It was actually quite nice, but standards are obviously slipping if people
at Morrisons are unable to tell the basic difference between an apple
and rhubarb.
I am unable to contact Morrisons as they will not provide an email
address or allow me to send proof of their mistake. I do not want a
refund or anything but how many other foods are being incorrectly
labelled by suppliers or the shop itself.
Lucky they didn't sell something containing nuts to someone with a nut
allergy isn't it?!
IMHO all supermarkets say that all their prepared foods might contain nuts.
Regards Mike.
Rob S
2008-11-27 12:55:26 UTC
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2008 08:11:25 -0000, "Mike of Wrexham" <***@privacy.net> wrote:

->>
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-> Lucky they didn't sell something containing nuts to someone with a nut
-> allergy isn't it?!
->
-IMHO all supermarkets say that all their prepared foods might contain nuts.
-Regards Mike.
-

I was wondering the other day if any foods commonly available at supermarkets
actually say "guaranteed no nuts"..

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