Coop recalls parsley-containing foods over metal contamination fears

Coop has initiated a product recall for several food items due to concerns about metal contamination. The recall affects products sold exclusively on January 28, 2026, across various Coop stores. Customers have been advised not to consume the listed items due to potential health risks.

The recall covers six products containing parsley. These 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 recalled items were available for just one day—January 28, 2026. They were sold in Coop supermarkets, Coop Pronto outlets, and Jumbo store locations. No other dates or retailers are involved in this alert.

The source of the contamination remains unclear. Coop has not named any manufacturers or suppliers linked to the issue. The recall applies only to these specific products and does not extend to other brands or items sold on different dates.

Shoppers who purchased these items on January 28, 2026, should dispose of them immediately. Coop has advised against consumption to avoid possible injury. Further updates will depend on investigations into the contamination source.