Aldi Pulls Hillcrest Bubble Bars Nationally Over Black Rubber Contamination

FSANZ has urgently recalled Hillcrest Bubble Bars from Aldi stores nationally after black rubber was found in the 132g lunchbox snack. Full refunds available.

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Product recall issued for meat items in two Aussie states: ‘Do not eat’

A selection of meats has been recalled across two Aussie states this week. Food Standards Australia and New…
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Urgent product recall for Costco pork jerky sold nationally that could ’cause illness or injury’

A popular brand of pork jerky sold at Costco has been recalled after batches were found to contain traces of metal. Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) said…
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https://www.diningandcooking.com/2352826/urgent-product-recall-for-costco-pork-jerky-sold-nationally-that-could-cause-illness-or-injury/

Okay spinach people...as a greens lover I'm super curious so help me out. What 'dangerous weed' can grow alongside and in many hectares of spinach (in Australia) and cause hallucinations in eaters of baby spinach? And why hasn't the weed been named/identified via Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) / journalists or the companies involved? Is it a weed or is it a chemical or what is it? Might help if Australian authorities or the company supplying Australia's major supermarkets (Coles, Woolies, Costo, Aldi) actually said what the weed/ problem/contaminant/thingie that has sent people to hospital is. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/dec/16/woolworths-recalls-two-salad-products-over-fears-of-unsafe-plant-material
#spinach #gardening #plants #Costco #Coles #Woolies #Food #FSANZ #hallucinations #Food #plants #foodsafety
Coles recalls more spinach products as fears over potential contamination widen

Supermarket warns over 11 own-brand products, following earlier recalls by Woolworths and Costco

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