It's been been found to contain extremely high levels of caffeine.
The FSA is urging consumers not to consume a recalled protein powder because it contains caffeine at levels that it says could be fatal.
FSA head of incidents, Tina Potter, said: “If you have purchased this product, do not take the risk of consuming it.
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