that is certainly what the symbol means.
lycopersicum esculata[?] the tomato is edible but many in the same family are not. They are in the solanum family and many of these fruits are poisonous.

Thanks for that. My plant looks like a tomatoe and smells like one but i guess i shouldn't take the chance of eating it.

What else does it say on the label, Julie_anne? The details might help decide if the the cross-out is a typo--like, say, an obvious, common, tomato variety name, or "harvest in 65 days".

if you bought it as a tomato then dont eat the foliage.

True, tomato stems, leaves, and (so far as I know) roots, are moderately toxic--just like potato hawes. If it actually says "Tomato" on the tag, the crossed out knife and fork symbol may be referring to that. Shame that some of these international symbols are so vague.

I found this site while trying to get an answer to the same question. Mine was from Lidl and has only symbols on the label. I am so annoyed I wasted time and good "Worm Tea" feed on it before I noticed the tag. Its the most successful tomato I've ever grown (only my 2nd year).
The birds are really enjoying mine. I'll put it down to experience.

LOL! I think that all of us make the birds very happy our first year or two of gardening!