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Moma Foods has issued a recall on several of its porridge products following the discovery of a contamination incident involving mice that took place last autumn. The recall affects certain porridge pots and sachets, which have been removed from supermarket shelves as a precautionary measure. Consumers have been advised not to eat the affected items due to safety concerns.
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) recently put out an alert emphasizing that nine specific Moma products are being recalled. Moma, a brand owned by AG Barr—the company known for producing Irn-Bru—confirmed that a third-party manufacturer informed them on March 20 about the contamination incident. According to a spokesperson, the company initiated an investigation after being notified by a consumer regarding a possible contamination issue.
In its statement, Moma said, “The third-party manufacturer notified us on 20 March that a mouse contamination event did occur in autumn 2025.” The FSA’s alert warned, “These products may contain mouse contamination making them unsafe to eat.” Moma, which also produces oat milk, reassured customers that no other products outside of the affected batches are impacted and remain safe for consumption.
The recall includes various porridge flavors offered in different pack sizes, such as Almond Butter & Salted Caramel, Apple Cinnamon & Brown Sugar, Banana & Peanut Butter Protein, Blueberry & Vanilla, Cranberry & Raisin, Golden Syrup, and Plain No-Added Sugar options. Consumers who have purchased these items are urged not to consume them but instead return the products to the store where they were bought for a full refund. Moma is cooperating with the FSA to ensure all affected batches are withdrawn from sale promptly and is following necessary health protocols. The company also stated, “While we have received only one consumer report to date, as a precautionary measure we are recalling all batches produced during the relevant timeframe.”
Founded in 2006 by Tom Mercer, who left his consultancy role at Bain & Company to start the business from a railway arch near London’s Waterloo Station, Moma has grown substantially over the years. In 2022, AG Barr purchased Moma after initially acquiring a major stake in the company
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