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Tesco Ireland has issued a recall for one of its Valentine's Day products amid concerns about burns and scalds.
The F&F Home 'Valentine's you'll Do XL' Mug has been recalled, according to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
There is a risk that the mug could crack when boiling water is poured into it, which poses a health and safety risk.
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This could result in burns and scalding.
All batches of this product are affected, and it is understood that around 38 have been sold across Ireland.
The product bar code is 05063446721248.
"Customers should stop using the product immediately and return it to any Tesco store for a refund. No receipt is required," the CCPC website advises.
If you need more information in relation to this recall, you can contact Tesco Customer Services on 1800 248 123.
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