Wide range of popular seafood products with use by date of Christmas Day is recalled from Northern Ireland stores
A wide variety of popular fish products on sale in various stores throughout Northern Ireland are being recalled due to a potential health risk.
Belfast-based Keenan Seafood is recalling more than 20 different pre-packed products because some packs contain barley (gluten), crustaceans, egg, fish, milk, mustard, soya and wheat (gluten) which are not mentioned on the label.
This means the products are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to crustaceans, fish, soya, mustard, an allergy or intolerance to egg, milk or milk constituents, cereals containing gluten, or with coeliac disease.
The affected products are:


- Keenan Seafood Fish Pie Bake
- Keenan Seafood Premium Salt and Chilli Battered Prawns
- Keenan Seafood Sea Bass with Chilli Lime and Ginger
- Keenan Seafood Cod Fillets
- Keenan Seafood Smoked Cod Fillets
- Keenan Seafood Haddock Fillets
- Keenan Seafood Smoked Haddock
- Keenan Seafood Smoked Coley
- Keenan Seafood Salmon Fillet
- Keenan Seafood Cod Cheeks with Chilli Lime & Ginger
- Keenan Seafood Piri Piri Coley
- Keenan Seafood Haddock with Lemon & Garlic
- Keenan Seafood Battered Salt & Chilli Prawns
- Keenan Seafood Smoked Cod Fillet
- Keenan Seafood Cod with Chilli, Lime & Ginger
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Keenan Seafood Katsu Curry Prawns
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Keenan Seafood Haddock Fillet with Garlic & Herb
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Keenan Seafood Salmon with Salt & Chilli
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Keenan Seafood Hake Goujons
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Keenan Seafood Battered Fish Goujons
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Keenan Seafood Battered Fish Bites
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Keenan Seafood Cranberry & Orange Fish Bites
All the affected packs have a use by date of up to and including December 25, 2025.
Keenan Seafood said: “These products are being recalled because a labelling issue has been identified affecting some of the Keenan Seafood prepack range, whereby some ingredient decks are entirely missing from the printed labels. As a result, allergens are not correctly identified.
"This means the product is unsafe for people with an allergy or intolerance to these allergens.”


Customers are asked to return the product to the store where it was purchased for a full refund. A receipt is not required.
"We apologise for any inconvenience caused and we thank you for your cooperation,” a spokesperson for the company said.
The Food Standards Agency added that anyone who has bought any of the affected products and has an allergy to crustaceans, fish, mustard, soya, an allergy or intolerance to egg, milk or milk constituents, cereals containing gluten, or have coeliac disease, should not eat them.
"Instead, return them to the store you purchased them from for a full refund,” a Food Standards Agency spokesperson said. “Please contact [email protected] or 028 901618088, for further information.”