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Bomberry Belgian chocolate-covered blueberries and raspberries recalled over metal contamination fears
A popular frozen fruit snack coated in Belgian chocolate has been pulled from shelves nationwide over fears it may contain metal.
The recall involves four 150g varieties of Bomberry chocolate-covered blueberries and raspberries, sold at Woolworths and independent food retailers nationally, including IGA, Harris Farm and Drakes supermarkets, as well as online.
The company said it initiated the alert after “identifying a potential risk of foreign objects in some products”.
Food Standards Australia New Zealand warned the affected treats could cause illness or injury if consumed.
All four varieties in Bomberry’s range are included, with best-before dates up to and including January 20, 2028.
Urgent recall as popular snack pulled from Woolworths, IGA, Harris Farm and Drakes
The company behind the "treat of the summer" has recalled an array of its frozen fruit items after foreign matter was found.
Atomic Changes Pty issued an alert on Wednesday for four types of Bomberry snacks that were available in Woolworths and other supermarkets like IGA and Drakes.
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) said metal was discovered in some of the products, which could cause illness or injury if eaten.
"Consumers should not eat this product," the food safety authority said.
"Consumers should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund.
These Bomberry products have been recalled after metal was found in the tubs.
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Urgent recall as popular snack pulled from Woolworths, IGA, Harris Farm and Drakes
The company behind the "treat of the summer" has recalled an array of its frozen fruit items after foreign matter was found.
Atomic Changes Pty issued an alert on Wednesday for four types of Bomberry snacks that were available in Woolworths and other supermarkets like IGA and Drakes.
Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) said metal was discovered in some of the products, which could cause illness or injury if eaten.
"Consumers should not eat this product," the food safety authority said.
"Consumers should return the products to the place of purchase for a full refund.
These Bomberry products have been recalled after metal was found in the tubs.
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