on 05-12-2018 08:00 PM
Nanna's family apple pie recalled. May contain glass.
Only the ones with dates - 21-10-2020 and 22-10-2020
https://www.9news.com.au/national/2018/12/05/17/19/nannas-family-apple-pie-recall-nationwide
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on 24-02-2025 10:52 AM
Simmer sauce sold around the country pulled from shelves
A stovetop simmer sauce sold in major supermarkets around the country is being pulled from shelves over health fears.
Mars Australia Pty Ltd is carrying out a recall of its MasterFoods Creamy Chicken And Mushroom Cooking Sauce (490g).
The product contains an undeclared allergen - in this case, egg, according to Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
The cooking sauce has been sold in Coles, Woolworths, and independent grocers including IGA, in every state and territory.
The recall applies to jars with the best before dates of 17/11/2025, 22/12/2025, 16/02/2026, 20/04/2026, and 15/06/2026.
"Any consumers who have an egg allergy or intolerance may have a reaction if the product is consumed," Food Standards warned in its recall notice.
on 25-02-2025 01:32 PM
BWS, Dan Murphy's and other retailers pull drink from shelves
Australia's major food and drink retailers are being asked to remove a soft drink from their shelves after the company issued a nationwide product recall.
Strangelove Beverage Company is recalling its 'Salted Grapefruit by Strangelove' drink in 180ml and 540ml sizes, which have been available for sale at Coles, Woolworths, Dan Murphys, BWS, First Choice, Liquorland, Vintage Cellars and independent retailers nationwide.
Unintended fermentation is the company's given reason for the recall, with a possible risk of the products "containing excess alcohol and carbonation" which "may result in bottle breakage or popping caps, and illness/ injury" cited.
If customers have purchased drinks with the listed Best Before dates, Strangelove advises them to not drink or open them, and dispose of them safely.
on 06-03-2025 09:07 AM
Another 'But I love cheap garbage' outcome
Thousands of Panda Mart products seized over safety concerns
on 10-03-2025 09:34 AM
Google Pixel 4a smartphone recalled
A popular smartphone has been urgently recalled from several stores over fears it could burst into flames.
Google Pixel 4a users were urged to stop using the smart phones after they received an update out just months ago.
'The firmware update provides new battery management features to mitigate the risk of overheating,' the ACCC said.
An overheating battery could carry a risk of fire or burns to users, it added.
Affected customers could be eligible for refunds.
Google Australia, Telstra, JB Hi Fi, Harvey Norman, Optus, Officeworks and TPG Telecom sold the devices.
Devices with the model number G025N are affected.
The affected devices sold between August 1, 2020, and September 30, 2022.
The consumer watchdog told customers to check their device against Google's own help centre.
'This issue does not affect all Pixel 4a devices; if a consumer’s device is not impacted by the issue, the firmware update will have no impact on battery management and the device will perform the same as before,' the ACCC website read.
'Consumers may be eligible for an appeasement from Google.
on 12-03-2025 05:30 PM
KMart cleansing balm:
Teen hospitalised after using Kmart skincare—investigation underway | YourLifeChoices
on 13-03-2025 03:26 PM
on 13-03-2025 04:27 PM
@sandypebbles wrote:Another 'But I love cheap garbage' outcome
Thousands of Panda Mart products seized over safety concerns
Keep up Twyn. LOL
on 13-03-2025 04:40 PM
they were seized....this is a recall
on 13-03-2025 04:40 PM
I think this is a bit of an 'add on' 'this is REALLY serious, folks' update
All I thought was
Whoa Black Betty, Panda lamp