Malabar Treats Jackfruit Green Recalled Due to Chemical Contamination
The Trustee for Mankuzhikari Family Trust has issued a recall for Malabar Treats Jackfruit Green 300g sold in Western Australia due to Monocrotophos contamination.
What Happened
The Trustee for Mankuzhikari Family Trust has initiated a recall of Malabar Treats Jackfruit Green 300g. The recall was prompted by the discovery of chemical contamination, specifically the presence of Monocrotophos. Food products containing this chemical may cause illness or injury if consumed.
Which Products Are Affected
The recall involves the following specific product:
- Product Name: Malabar Treats Jackfruit Green (Sliced)
- Size: 300g
- Date Marking: Date of Mfg: OCT 25; Date of Expiry: SEP 27
- Recall Number: FSANZ 2026 9
The product has been available for sale at Manning Supermarket in Western Australia (WA).
What You Should Do
Consumers are advised not to eat the affected product. The items should be returned to the place of purchase to receive a full refund. Any consumer who has concerns about their health after consuming the product should seek medical advice.
For further information, consumers may contact The Trustee for Mankuzhikari Family Trust via the following channels:
- Phone: 08 9451 7640
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: www.manningsupermarket.com
Why This Matters
This recall is significant because the presence of Monocrotophos, a chemical contaminant, poses a direct health risk to consumers, potentially leading to illness or injury upon ingestion.
Source
Source: FSANZ Official Notice
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