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2 minutes in the Microwave kills everything.
… Everything?
https://www.doh.wa.gov/YouandYourFamily/FoodSafety/Myths
It depends on whether the microwave heats all the food to the correct temperature, it is the heat not the microwaves that kill the bacteria. Also you need to worry about toxins as well as the bacteria. The recommendation is contaminated food needs to be boiled 5-10 minutes.
Also you need to worry about toxins as well as the bacteria.
This is the biggest worry. A lot of bacteria is dangerous because they basically produce toxins. And toxins are just chemicals - heating it, microwaving it, boiling it - won't do anything to toxins if they're already in the food.
@try2bhelpful: this is why my favourite way of cooking is boiling in a pressure cooker.. does veggies, rice, potato anything really.
I wonder if bread or crumpets are completely sterilized when used in a toaster or oven or if it just promotes the bacteria.
Best not to eat vegetables I think. The thought of this (eating contaminated food) makes me feel unwell. My concern is it will be like the frozen berries where the recall starts out small and ends up a lot more widespread.
Fresh veg for us.
when was the frozen berries recall ?
there's been a few. nannas seems to attract the most attention. it kicked up a shitstorm because the berries came from china.
@c64: The issue with fruit contamination is that people don't tend to cook fruit so they don't kill the bugs. I'm willing to bet that a lot of people were using the frozen berries for smoothies, etc. There was a recent outbreak of Listeria with fresh rockmelons.
ahhh the pooberries, fun times…
I've been eating these frozen vegetables from Woolworths and ALDI for years. They're the cheapest vegetables at $1.59/kg.
But, what should I be doing now, seeing a doctor?
buy fresh from farmers markets and freeze
This article form Choice looks pretty good on food safety.
https://www.choice.com.au/food-and-drink/food-warnings-and-s…
The disturbing part of this for me is that an identical recall (of frozen vegetables) is occurring in a number of other countries just now, including Austria, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and the UK.
There must be a commonality to the recall, musn't there?
BBC is reporting the concern is with sweetcorn.
what about coles prepacked microwave broccoli ?
Supermarkets including Woolworths, IGA and ALDI have pulled packets of sweetcorn and frozen vegetable products from shelves.
Own-brand products for ALDI, including Market Fare frozen vegetables, are among those affected as well as bags of Essentials snap frozen mixed vegetables and Bell Farms steam veggie carrot, corn and broccoli bags, which are sold at Woolworths.
It doesn't mention Coles, but microwave broccoli bags from Woolies are among those affected so might want to hold off until a full list comes out.
Edit: Found a full list, seems Coles is safe.
This seems to be the full list from here:
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/lis…
RECALLED PRODUCTS:
Woolworths — Essentials snap frozen mixed veg 1kg: Carrots, peas, corn, green beans & potatoes — National distribution Best Before 19 MAR 2020 through to 24 APR 2020
Woolworths — Bell Farms Steam Veggie Carrot Corn and Broccoli 3pk 450g — National distribution, all stock
IGA — Black & Gold Corn Kernels 500g — National distribution Best Before all dates
IGA — Black & Gold Mixed Vegetables 1kg: Carrots, peas, beans & corn — National distribution Best Before all dates
ALDI — Market Fare Peas, Carrots and Super Sweet Corn 1kg — National distribution
ALDI — Market Fare Corn Kernels 1kg QLD, VIC, WA and select NSW stores Product of Hungary (only)
ALDI — Market Fare Mixed Vegetables 1kg QLD, NSW, ACT, WA Packed in Belgium from Imported and Belgian Ingredients (only)
ALDI — Market Fare Quick Steam Carrot Broccoli and Cauliflower 450g — National distribution
ALDI — Market Fare Quick Steam Carrot Corn and Broccoli 450g — National distribution
ALDI: Only products with country of origin of Belgium, United Kingdom or Hungary, all other countries not affected.
I think I need to send this to a few people.
Over the last 2 weeks of farmers markets I purchased veggies that can be frozen .. chopped them up and put them in the freezer, I have fresh organic veggies till the markets are back in a few weeks.
Supermarkets are not the places to buy fresh produce.
The biggest surprise for me was that we're importing Hungarian corn.
It's actually depressing how much of what products we import. Effectively our pay rates are so expensive and uncompetitive that it's cheaper to grow it, pack it, ship it half-way across the world, and then sell it, than sell our own produce.
Hungary's per capita income is US$16k, compared to US$59k here. With differences so great there's a large pool of people to tap for a few dollars per hour.
A relative of mine works here and in China, and sometimes laments how much people earn here and how uncompetitive Australia is. I asked her if she would be happy with a 50% or more pay cut so she can be 'competitive' too. Oh no, no way! Was her answer. We want everyone else to earn less…
@Cluster: Unfortunately there're only a few long-term options unless the trade war between the US and China spreads and we see a widespread reversal of globalization (and that would be even worse for most people, because we'll have same income levels but electronics and white goods will probably skyrocket in prices):
Improvements in productivity by way of automation, etc - so that 1 person earning $60k here can do the job of 4 people earning $15k each overseas. Of course, this also means 1 person will be doing the job of 4 before, so we now have 3 unemployed people.
Better quality - e.g. Australian oranges are so in demand we're now exporting them and importing Chinese ones for domestic consumption, but there's a limit to how "high quality" fresh produce can be, unless we get into novelty stuff like cube fruits like they have in Japan (which sell for hundreds of dollars (not yen, dollars) each.
Give up on these industries and move into higher paying/higher educated industries like tech/sci/finc/other service industries - but this runs into the hard limit that regardless of education, the distribution of intelligence won't change and you'll need manual jobs for.. well, to put it bluntly, the dumber ones among us.
@Cluster: @HighAndDry: There are two things we do well. Really well, on a world scale. Coal and iron ore, with education being a significant third. Those three categories represent almost 39% of our exports.
@Cluster: @Cluster: I feel like we should really invest in iron smelting and steel production - since I think we export both coal and iron ore to China…. which they then use to do that exact same thing. We'd be able to retain (create?) a manufacturing base as well as keep more profits here, and lower our reliance on China.
I got one of the vegetables bag from Aldi. My wife made lunches for this week with these vegetables, she had to throw them all because of this. Better safe than sorry.
can return them for refund next time you shop, and draw skull & crossbones on them while it waits in your freezer in the meantime
Do you cook / steam your veges like most people do? You'll be okay.
If you are eating your frozen veges raw, you might get sick, then again, you might not.
http://www.foodstandards.gov.au/publications/Pages/listeriab…
It's a very low risk for most of the population. The at risk groups are the very young, elderly, pregnant or immune compromised.
The pulled frozen products are imported. We always buy frozen Australian veg from Coles or Woolworths. Check the label. We haven't bought any frozen stuff from Aldi for a long time. Note NZ doesn't cut it - it's a back door for from China.
They should just mark them down and sell , it's still a bargain.
There's nothing on Heinz is there?
I typically get theirs.
you can browse and/or subscribe to food recalls here https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recalls/browse-all-recalls?…
Sunshine Sprouts — Alfalfa Sprouts
Salmonella
This is an SA company, so likely only affects those in SA.
White Alfalfa 125gm
White Alfalfa 250gm
White Alfalfa 1kg
Green Alfalfa 125gm
Alfalfa and Radish 125gm
Alfalfa and Cabbage 125gm
Alfalfa and Onion 125gm
Alfalfa and Garlic 125gm
Alfalfa and Mustard 125gm
Alfalfa and Broccoli 125gm
Gourmet Pak 100g
All Alfalfa products: USE BY 09/SEPT/18, up to and including USE BY 16/09/2018
ABC news article about Strawberries sold in Woolworths found with sewing needles embedded inside
Affected brands: Berry Licious and Berry Obsession purchased since the start of last week in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria to throw them out.
Queensland chief health officer Dr Jeannette Young has advised anyone who bought two brands of strawberries — Berry Licious and Berry Obsession — since the start of last week in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria to throw them out.
Obviously Dr Young is not an OzBargain member.
The correct, OzBargain advice, is from Woolies.
"Customers are advised to return these products to their local Woolworths for a full refund," the spokesperson said.
04, November 2018 – Capitol Chilled Foods Australia (CCFA) is undertaking a recall of some Canberra Milk Full Cream fresh white milk products manufactured between Monday 22 October 2018 and Thursday 1 November 2018 at its Griffith dairy site in the Australian Capital Territory.
The recall of the Canberra Milk Full Cream 1L, 500ml and 300ml products is being undertaken as a precautionary measure, following routine internal testing which showed a faulty seal on some of the black caps. The broken parts of those faulty caps may be found in the milk and may have the potential to be a choking hazard, if ingested.
Colway Real Mayonnaise - 466 g
Affected batches: All batches
ALDI takes product quality and safety seriously. ALDI wishes to advise all customers of a recall of the above product. The product has been available for sale in all ALDI stores.Problem: The recall is due to faulty packaging and potential for glass breakage.
Food Safety Hazard: Faulty packaging could cause injury or result in glass
contamination.What to do: Consumers should not consume this product. Customers should
return the product to the place of purchase for a full cash refund. We apologise
for any inconvenience.
Bridgewater Poultry Eggs
Woolworths 12 Cage Free Eggs 700g barcode 9300633636982
Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 600g
Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 700g
Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 800g
Loddon Valley Barn Laid 600g (This product in VIC and SA only).Best Before BB 20 MAR 19, 23 MAR 19, 27 MAR 19, 30 MAR 19, 3 APR 19, 6 APR 19, 10 APR 19, 14 APR 19, 17 APR 19, 20 APR 19, 24 APR 19, 27 APR 19, 29 APR19
Bridgewater Poultry is conducting a recall of the above products. The products have been available for sale at Woolworths and independent stores in ACT, NSW, VIC, TAS and Coles in VIC and SA.
Problem: The recall is due to potential microbial (Salmonella Enteriditis) contamination.
Food safety hazard: Food products contaminated with Salmonella may cause illness if consumed.
Country of origin: Australia
What to do: Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice and should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund. For further information please contact:
Bridgewater Poultry
03 54 373 100
www.loddonvalleyeggs.com.auRelated links:
Recall notice - pdf (26kb)More information on Salmonella Enteritidis (SE) linked to eggs
http://www.foodstandards.gov.au/industry/foodrecalls/recalls…
Not the biggest concern unless you're allergic to milk but anyway
RECALL⚠️: Ingham's Enterprises Pty Ltd is conducting a recall of Ingham's Turkey Breast Roast. The product has been available for sale at Woolworths stores in NSW, ACT, VIC, SA and NT from 19/03/2019.
Ingham's Turkey Breast Roast, 1kg, cardboard box which is best before 01/10/2020, is being recalled is due to incorrect packaging (Turkey Thigh Roast was packaged incorrectly in Turkey Breast Roast packaging) which has resulted in the presence of an undeclared allergen – milk.
https://www.facebook.com/WINNewsCanberra/photos/a.7448865055…
Worth checking your fridge if you've recently bought any of these brands - from the ABC News website this morning: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-06-14/milk-recall-coles-pau…
Eight popular milk brands sold in supermarkets across Victoria and southern New South Wales are being recalled over fears a cleaning solution made its way into the batch.
Dairy company Lactalis Australia announced the recall of one-litre Coles, Pauls, REV and PhysiCAL milks because they could have been contaminated by a food grade dairy cleaning solution.
Food Standards Australia warned the milks could have a yellowish colour or a metallic chemical taste, or both.
Shoppers who have bought the milk have been advised not to drink it and return it to the place of purchase for a refund.
The milk was sold at Coles, Woolworths, IGA and independent supermarkets.
In a statement, Coles said supermarkets in the NSW locations of Lavington, Deniliquin and Albury were among those supplied with the potentially contaminated milk.
Food Standards Australia New Zealand said it was a food safety issue and anyone concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
What's been recalled:
Pauls Smarter White Milk, expiry dates June 25, 26 and 27
Pauls Full Fat Cream Milk, expiry dates June 26 and 27
Pauls PhysiCAL Skim, expiry date June 27
Pauls PhysiCAL Low Fat, expiry date June 26
Pauls Rev Low Fat, expiry date June 28
Coles Lite Milk, expiry dates June 25 and 26
Coles Skim Milk, expiry date June 25
Coles Full Cream Milk, expiry dates June 25 and 26
Thanks for sharing.
As an aside, if we weren't aware, obviously the 'Coles' branded milk sold for $ is processed through the same factory as the 'Pauls' branded milk sold for $$$.
Jee, that's an expensive Pee! Literally
Did you grow up drinking from the wrong source?
@orangetrain: Haha, I thought the same thing when I read that comment but thought there is no way that someone doesn't know where milk comes from.
Wow, tough crowd!
I got negged for a bad joke. Or should I say a tasteless joke ;p
Maybe it's a way to get consumers to come to that conclusion without actually saying it.
Screw over Pauls and push their own product with higher margins, all done without breaching any confidentiality agreements.
Should televise the recall campaign on prime time TV.
Whoever came up with the idea deserves a raise.
Except that Coles has recently entered into agreements with dairy farmers for direct supply of milk, bypassing the processors, from 1 July.
Haha good catch I forgot to put the two and two.
Just reiterates my thought that the difference between home brand and some slightly more expensive brands is just how much lighter it makes your wallet feel.
More and more product recalls. Time to move to a farm and live off the land.
More product recalls does not necessarily mean more faulty products.
It just means more faults are detected.
There was no recall in London when a burst sewage pipe contaminated a burst fresh water pipe.
There's no one doing any testing to farmed goods for personal consumption either. Could be rife with contamination leeched from elsewhere.
No one at the factory noticed the milk was yellow…
RECALLED MILKS:
• Coles Full Cream Milk 1L Bottle (use by date: 25 and 26 June 2019)
• Coles Low Fat Milk 1L Bottle (use by date: 25 and 26 June 2019)
• Coles Skim Milk 1L Bottle (use by date: 25 June 2019)
• Pauls Full Cream Milk 1L Bottle (use by date: 26 and 27 June 2019)
• Pauls Smarter White Milk 1L Bottle (use by date: 25, 26 and 27 June 2019)
• REV 1L Bottle (use by date: 28 June 2019)
• PhysiCAL Low Fat 1L Bottle (use by date: 26 June 2019)
• PhysiCAL Skim 1L Bottle (use by date: 27 June 2019)
Recalled Eggs (NSW) due to potential microbial (Salmonella enteritidis) contamination.
The Egg Basket — Country Fresh Eggs Just Eggs 600g, Chefs Choice Free Range 700g and Chefs Choice Cage Free 800g
https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/the-egg-basket-count…
Supplier - The Egg Basket
Traders who sold this product: Flemington Markets in NSW
Consumers should not eat these products and should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund.
This is a separate recall from last week's recall:
Consumers should return the products to where they bought them for a full refund and anyone with health concerns should seek medical attention.
Milk recall https://amp.smh.com.au/national/popular-milk-brands-recalled…
Apparently e.coli contamination. Please check for affected brands. Thanks.
Dunno why this was reported, hadn't seen it myself so thanks OP
How can a recall have a use by date?
Because it gets mentioned so often (ok may not so often but rather occasionally):
Core Powerfoods frozen meals recalled
The recall includes eight varieties of CORE Powerfoods frozen meals, 310g or 350g - Going Nuts, Deep South Chilli, Muay Thai Meatballs, Holy Meatballs, Naked Chicken, Seismic Chicken, Old School, and Smokey Mountain Meatballs.
The recall is for all these products with best before dates from 5 March 2020 to 4 October 2020.
The products have been available for sale at; Independent retailers in NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC, SA, NT and WA; IGAs/Metcash stores nationally; Coles nationally and selected Woolworths metro stores in Victoria.
NSW Health Enteric and Zoonotic Diseases Manager Keira Glasgow advised consumers not to consume the products, and either dispose of them in the garbage or return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund. Proof of purchase is not required for recalled products.
You didn't highlight the key part:
Problem
The recall is due to potential microbial (Salmonella Weltevreden) contamination.
Sriracha Hot Chilli Sauce 17oz (481g) and 28oz (793g) Best Before MAR 2021
Sold at Woolworths, Coles, IGA etc.
Food products with excessive pressure build up may splatter on to property or persons on opening, increasing the risk of injury.
Do not open bottles that feel "bloated". Consumers should return the products to the place of purchase for a full cash refund.
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups. Various best before dates between 29 Jun 2020 - 14 Jul 2020 (see below)
Sold in major, independent and online retailers since early December.
Possible presence of small metal fragments.
If you have purchased any of these products, please do not consume it, but return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Food products containing foreign matter may cause illness or injury to consumers. Anyone who is concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Nestlé Australia today announced the immediate recall of certain batches of Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups due to the possible presence of small metal fragments.
The affected batches are being recalled because an ingredient supplier has advised Nestlé that equipment failure in their facility has led to the possible presence of small metal fragments in an ingredient supplied to Nestlé used to manufacture the products.
The products being recalled are:
Product Best Before Date Batch Code
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Passionfruit 01 JUL 2020 93383607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Berry 02 JUL 2020 93393607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Berry 06 JUL 2020 93433607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Berry 07 JUL 2020 93443607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Fruit Salad 29 JUN 2020 93363607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Fruit Salad 30 JUN 2020 93373607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Fruit Salad 01 JUL 2020 93383607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Rainbow Fruit Salad 13 JUL 2020 93503607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Funprints Strawberry 08 JUL 2020 93453607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Funprints Strawberry 09 JUL 2020 93463607
Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups Funprints Strawberry 14 JUL 2020 93513607
Issue
Presence of peanuts, which are not declared in the allergen statement.
Affected products and batch number
All best before dates
Related stores
ALDI stores in NSW, ACT, VIC, SA, WA and QLD
Steps to take
Customers with peanut allergy or intolerance should return the product to the place of purchase for a full cash refund.
Issue
possible E. coli contamination
Affected products and batch number
one-litre full cream milk bottles with use-by date of 24/02/2020 and three-litre full cream milk bottles with a use-by date of 25/02/2020
Related stores
Coles, Woolworths and IGA supermarkets
Steps to take
Shoppers who purchased the product have been urged not to consume it, and to dispose of it immediately.
I know many will not agree but best way to avoid the worry of food poisoning and recalls is to buy directly from the farmers
Issue
potential microbial contamination which may cause illness if consumed.
Affected products and batch number
Inner Goodness UHT Almond Milk Original 1L, with the best before date of 18/04/2021
Related stores
Aldi supermarkets
Steps to take
Customers should return the product to any ALDI store for a full cash refund
This recall has been updated with a revised batch number ‘M2310’
Natural High Co. Pty Ltd trading as Bounce Foods is conducting a recall of Bounce Protein Ball Cashew Caramel 40g. The product has been available for sale at Coles, Woolworths, independent food retailers including IGA, 7-Eleven, Caltex, BP, EG Fuels, United Fuel nationally, On the Run in SA, as well as in pharmacies and from online retail outlets in Australia.
Product details:
Bounce Protein Ball Cashew Caramel 40g
BEST BEFORE 21/07/2021 BATCH M2310
Problem: The recall is due to the possible presence of foreign matter (plastic).
Food safety hazard: Food products containing plastic may cause injury / illness if consumed.
Country of origin: Australia
What to do: Consumers should not eat this product and should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund.
For further information please contact:
Bounce Foods
Phone 1300 303517
[email protected]
www.bouncefoods.com.au
Why do people still buy frozen food?
It's cheaper to buy fresh and freeze yourself.
[ACT] Woolworths Calwell recalls bread over possible glass contamination
Woolworths is recalling all instore-made bread sold at its Calwell supermarket on Wednesday, November 4 due to concerns it may contain glass.
Customers are advised not to consume any instore-made bread, whether rolls or loaves, that they purchased from the store on that day, and to instead return the bread to the store for a full refund.
Any customers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7000963/woolworths-ca…
Halo top ice cream recall for their Plant Based Caramel Chocolate Pretzel Ice Cream (473ml) with best before of August 11, 2022. Solvent contamination.
Return for refund
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/food/food-warnings/halo-to…
Woolworths Cooked and Peeled Cocktail Prawns 1kg Sold Nationwide)
https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/industry/foodrecalls/recall…
Product information
Woolworths is conducting a recall of Woolworths Cooked & Peeled Cocktail Prawns 1kg. The product has been available for sale at Woolworths stores in NSW (in stores surrounding the ACT), VIC, SA, NT, TAS, ACT and WA and at Woolworths Metro stores in VIC and ACT.
Date markings
Best Before 21 02 2022
Problem and Food safety hazard
The recall is due to potential microbial contamination. Food products with potential microbial contamination may cause illness if consumed.
Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice and should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Woolworths Classic Coleslaw 110g, 250g, 400g and 800g sold in NSW, ACT, VIC
https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recall/woolworths-group-lim…
Affected Batches
All Use By dates from 12 Jan up to and including 21 Jan
All Batches with S after the date code
The products have been available for sale at Woolworths Supermarkets and Metro stores in NSW & ACT and some Woolworths Supermarkets in regional Vic
What are the defects?
The recall is due to potential microbial (Salmonella) contamination.
What are the hazards?
Food products with microbial contamination may cause illness if consumed.
Coles recalls baby spinach packets sold in NSW, ACT and Queensland supermarkets
The affected packets have various use by date markings:
60g: 13 APR 22
120g: 13 APR 22 and 14 APR 22
280g: 13 APR 22 and 14 APR 22
There's currently recalls on a few poppy seeds
https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/industry/foodrecalls/recall…
⚠️ High risk contaminants found in pre-packed salad and spinach products sold by major supermarkets.
Do not consume.
Woolworths Chicken Cobb Salad and Chickpea Falafel Salad
Affected batches sold in NSW, ACT, QLD and VIC. USE BY 20/DEC / USE BY 22/DEC
The recall is due to potential contamination with unsafe plant material. Consumers should not eat this product and should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Fresh Salad Co Fresh and Fast Stir Fry
ALDI is conducting a recall of Fresh Salad Co Fresh and Fast Stir Fry. The product has been available for sale at ALDI stores in Victoria. Affected batches have USE BY 24 DEC
Food products containing unsafe plant material may cause illness if consumed.
Consumers should not eat this product and should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Riviera Fresh Pty Ltd is conducting a recall of Riviera Farms Baby Spinach 350g and 1kg. The product has been available for sale at Costco Wholesale in NSW, ACT & VIC. Affected batches: All Use By dates from 16 Dec 22 up to and including 28 Dec 22.
Food safety hazard
Food products containing unsafe plant material may cause illness if consumed
The products have been available for sale at Coles and Coles Express stores in QLD, NSW, ACT, VIC, SA and NT.
Coles Spinach 60g,120g (UBD 23 DEC, NSW), 280g (UBD 23 DEC, VIC only)
Coles Chef Blend Tender Leaf 150g (UBD 22 DEC, VIC, NSW, SA, NT only)
Coles Baby Leaf Blend 300g (UBD 22 DEC, VIC, NSW, SA, NT only)
available for sale in Coles Supermarkets and Coles Local and through Coles Online in above states.
Coles Kitchen Green Goddess Salad 250g, 300g
Coles Kitchen Chicken BLT Salad Bowl 240g
Coles Kitchen Roast Pumpkin, Fetta & Walnut Salad 265g
Coles Kitchen Smokey Mexican Salad 280g
Coles Kitchen Egg and Spinach Pots 100g
available for sale in Coles Supermarkets and through Coles Express and Coles Online in NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD.
All use by dates between 17 DEC 2022 up to and including 23 DEC 2022
The recall is due to potential contamination with unsafe plant material.
According to Reddit, the contamination appears to be Datura, or Jimson's weed.
According to Wikipedia, effects of ingestion are:
Datura intoxication typically produces delirium, hallucination, hyperthermia, tachycardia, bizarre behavior, urinary retention, and severe mydriasis with resultant painful photophobia that can last several days. Pronounced amnesia is another commonly reported effect.
The onset of symptoms generally occurs around 30 to 60 minutes after ingesting the herb. These symptoms generally last from 24 to 48 hours, but have been reported in some cases to last as long as two weeks
Date published: 29 May 2023
Product information
Aldi is conducting a recall of OceanRise Anchovy Fliiets in Olive Oil (100 g) and OceanRise Anchovy Fillets in Olive Oil with Chilli (100 g). The products have been available for sale at all ALDI stores in Australia.Problem
The recall is due to elevated histamine levels.Food safety hazard
Food products containing high histamine levels may cause illness if consumed.
Woolworths berry mince pies
NSW only
Best-before date of July 13, 2024
may contain metal
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-12-24/woolworths-mince-pie-…
More reason for people to shop directly from the farmer.
Merged from Frozen Vegetable Recall - Possible Listeria Contaminant
Saw this in today’s Age. Thought people may want to check their own freezers.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/deadly-bacteria-…
More details on Listeria
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/rockmelon-crisis-what-is-listeri…