Heinz and Tesco are recalling the entire 7+ month By Nature baby food range after a single jar had been tampered with.

Two sharp metal fragments were found in the jar which is believed to have been purchased at high street giant Tesco.

All batches of the 200g jars in the Heinz By Nature range are being recalled – but only products from Tesco are affected.

Flavours in the range include: Heinz Cheesy Tomato Pasta Stars, Heinz Cottage Pie, Heinz Mango Chicken Curry, Heinz Sweet and Sour Chicken, Heinz Spaghetti Bolognese, Heinz Sunday Chicken Dinner, Heiz Pasta Bake with Tune and Heinz Winter Veggies.

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In a risk statement, Heinz said it was recalling the product due to the "possible presence of sharp metal fragments" which makes the product "unsafe to eat and presents a safety risk."

Heinz has urged anyone who has purchased the above products to not feed it to your baby.

Instead, customers have been told to return it to the Tesco store where it was brought from.

Tesco will then issue the customer a full refund.

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Tesco and Heinz have apologised to customers for any inconvenience caused.

In a joint statement on the recall notice, the supermarket and manufacturer said: "Tesco and Heinz apologise to customers for any inconvenience caused."

If you require any further information you can contact the Heinz Careline Team by telephone on 0800 731 1477.

Earlier this week, the Food Standards Agency issued a recall of 90g Beef and Tomato Pot Noodles.

The alert came with a separate warning for Oumph! The Chunk sold at Tesco, Asda and Holand and Barrett.

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