Lovers of Greek dip are being warned a tzatziki that went on sale in supermarkets throughout Australia may pose a well being threat, with authorities urging shoppers to return the product for a full refund.
High quality Meals World introduced on Friday it will pull its Fifya Greek Tzatziki product over incorrect labelling that places individuals with a milk intolerance in danger.
The dip, bought at Coles Native retailers and impartial retailers together with IGA supermarkets, is labelled dairy free on the lid, however milk is included within the elements checklist and product, Meals Requirements Australia and New Zealand warns.
“Any shoppers who’ve a milk allergy or intolerance might have a response if the product is consumed,” the meals security company mentioned.
“Customers who’ve a milk allergy or intolerance shouldn’t devour this product and will return the product to the place of buy for a full refund.”
The defective dip has a “greatest earlier than” markings of April 30, 2024 and Could 30, 2024.
It was bought at retailers in NSW, Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia and Victoria.
The NSW authorities’s Meals Authority has additionally flagged the recall, encouraging shoppers with a milk allergy to return the non-compliant product.
