Field Safety Notice Nutshell MOMA Foods Porridge and Cereal Products (ICN 3301)

NHSSC: 124

Update:

• MOMA Foods is taking the precautionary step to expand their product recall to cover all MOMA Porridge and Cereal products on the market with a Best Before Date (BBE) between 24 April 2026 and 12 March 2027 due to potential contamination. This information is stamped onto the base of pots and the back of the boxes.
• The product recall is no longer lot specific.
• Any consumers who have purchased affected MOMA porridge products are asked not to consume them.
• The Food Standards Agency has issued an update to their Alert dated 28 March 2026.
• See our Useful Links section to view the alert.

Next Steps:

• Read and follow the full instructions in the Notice and share with all users of the affected products.
• Cease use and quarantine all affected products.
• Contact your local NHS Supply Chain Customer Services Advisor with full details of the affected products in your possession, including product code, lot numbers and quantity. Your Customer Services Advisor will give you a unique CMS log number.
• Dispose of the affected products in accordance with your local regulations. Upon written confirmation of disposal in the form of an email, quoting the CMS reference, your Customer Services Advisor will raise the appropriate credit.

NHS Supply Chain Reference: 124

Alert:

• Moma Foods has issued a Field Safety Notice recalling certain porridge products from the market due to potential mouse contamination.
• Any consumers who have purchased affected MOMA porridge products are asked not to consume them.
• The Food Standards Agency also issued an alert dated 22 March 2026. See our Useful Links section to view the alert.

Products Affected:

• Nine products are affected in total.
• Two of the affected products are available via the stocked route from NHS Supply Chain.

• NHS Supply Chain stock has been checked and all the affected products quarantined.
• These products are suspended and unavailable to order.
• Unfortunately, there are currently no suitable direct alternatives available.
• We are currently monitoring the supply situation. This ICN will be updated as more information becomes available.

Next Steps:

• Read and follow the full instructions in the Field Safety Notice and share with all users of the affected products.
• Cease use and quarantine all the affected batch numbers.
• Contact your local NHS Supply Chain Customer Services Advisor with full details of the affected products in your possession, including NPC, lot numbers and quantity. Your Customer Services Advisor will give you a unique CMS log number.
• Dispose of the affected products in accordance with your local regulations.
• Upon written confirmation of disposal in the form of an email, quoting the CMS reference, your Customer Services Advisor will raise the appropriate credit.

If you have any further questions, please contact your local NHS Supply Chain Customer Service Advisor or the Acute team.

Please be aware that in the event of a Field Safety Notice/Product Recall we may need to provide manufacturers, UK responsible Persons and Distributers with contact details of customers who have potentially received the affected stock. This is to help them to reconcile their stock and evidence to the regulators that all actions have been taken to ensure that the unused products have been removed from customers to prevent inadvertent use of faulty and potentially unsafe products.