Korma is often a nut-based sauce, but the label is supposed to tell you that, and here it doesn't. Swarna Spice Ltd is recalling its Praveen Kumar Vegetable Korma after the product was found to contain almond, cashew and pistachio that aren't declared on the packaging. If you've got a pack in the cupboard and there's a nut allergy in your house, this is one to check tonight.
Only the one batch is named in this recall. Look on the pack for batch code 49081225 with a use-by of 08 September 2026, and if both match, it's affected.
If you have an allergy to nuts:
The FSA alert doesn't list a direct customer contact for Swarna Spice Ltd. If you need more information, the staff at the shop you bought it from can usually point you to the supplier.
It's easy to read "Vegetable Korma" and assume a nut allergy is no problem. But korma sauces lean heavily on ground nuts and nut pastes for that creamy, mild finish, so the vegetable in the name only tells you what isn't meat. The whole point of allergen labelling is to flag the nuts that the recipe quietly relies on, and when that slips, a dish that should be off-limits looks perfectly safe on the shelf. If you or someone you cook for avoids nuts, the FSA alerts page is the best place to stay ahead of recalls like this one.