Farmdale full cream milk recall expands to NSW
Aldi's Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk recall now includes regional NSW. Microbial contamination was found in cartons.
Aldi expanded its recall of Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk into regional New South Wales. The alert came out on 23 October for batches sold in Victoria and South Australia.
On 26 October, Aldi confirmed the affected stock reached two border stores: Aldi Albury and Aldi Lavington. Look for one-litre cartons with best-before date 05 June 2027.
No other dates or Farmdale varieties are affected. Food Standards Australia New Zealand found microbial contamination that can cause early spoilage.
Contaminated milk may cause illness if consumed. Customers can return affected cartons to any Aldi store for a full refund.
No receipt or proof of purchase is needed.
- One-litre cartons
- Product size affected
- 05 June 2027
- Best-before date
- Aldi Albury and Aldi Lavington
- NSW stores affected
- Microbial (detected by FSANZ)
- Contamination type
Why it mattersContaminated long-life milk sits undetected in home pantries for months. This makes the expanded recall urgent. Consumers with affected batches should check their shelves.
AustraliaAustralians in Victoria, South Australia, and regional NSW who have bought Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk must check for the date 05 June 2027 and return it for a refund.
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