Six Maria's Pasta products recalled over metal contamination fears
Food Standards Australia New Zealand has recalled six Maria's Pasta products due to concerns about possible metal fragments in beef mince.
Six Maria's Pasta products have been recalled by Food Standards Australia New Zealand. A supply chain issue with beef mince led to concerns about possible metal fragments in the products.
The family-owned business warned customers not to consume the affected items. Customers should return affected products to where they bought them for a full refund.
Metal fragments in food can cause injury or illness if eaten. Anyone worried about their health should see a doctor.
- Six
- Products recalled
- FSANZ
- Recall authority
- Victoria and online
- Sales location
- Metal fragments in beef mince
- Contamination risk
Why it mattersMetal fragments could injure or sicken anyone who eats the contaminated pasta.
