Nissin noodles recalled over undeclared milk allergen

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 03:24 · Archive

Australia's food safety regulator has recalled Nissin Salt and Sesame Oil Noodles Aburasoba over an undeclared milk allergen.

Australia's food safety watchdog Food Standards Australia and New Zealand has issued an urgent recall on Nissin Salt and Sesame Oil Noodles Aburasoba 82g sold in grocery stores across Victoria. The instant noodles have been pulled from shelves over fears of an undeclared milk allergen. The recall notice applies to packages marked with best before date 2026-12-08.

Consumers with a milk allergy or intolerance are warned they may have a reaction if the product is consumed. The regulator stated that those affected 'should not consume this product' and should seek medical advice if concerned about their health.

Customers who have purchased the recalled noodles are urged to return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Nissin noodles recalled over undeclared milk allergen — Image: The West Australian

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Food recall: Nissin Salt and Sesame Oil Noodles Aburasoba 82g pulled from shelves over undeclared allergenConsumers are being urged to not eat the product.The West Australian · 11 Oct, 02:25
Food recall: Nissin Salt and Sesame Oil Noodles Aburasoba 82g pulled from shelves over undeclared allergenConsumers are being urged to not eat the product.Perth Now · 11 Oct, 02:25

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