Australian food recalls

Food recalls remove unsafe food from sale to protect consumers. Food can be recalled for a range of reasons, including product contamination, undeclared allergens and labelling errors. When a recall happens, FSANZ works with food businesses and regulators to coordinate the response and inform consumers. 

Australian food recall alerts

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Truong Ton Group - Vietnamese Sausage 500g Published 17 July 2026

The recall is due to the presence of an undeclared allergen (wheat) | VIC

A plastic pack of Vietnamese Sausage
Tasmanian Mountain Waters Exp - Mt Ossa Australian Spring Water - 10L Published 14 July 2026

The recall is due to the presence of Microbial (Mould) contamination | NSW and QLD

A cardboard Box labelled Ossa 10 Litres Australian Spring Water
Snackbrands Australia - Chickadees Various Sizes Published 10 July 2026

The recall is due to the presence of foreign matter (Rubber) | National

Various Bags of Chickadees

Guidance and resources

How to recall food

A simple guide for businesses on how to recall food in Australia. 

About food recalls

A food recall is action taken by a food business to remove unsafe food from distribution, sale and consumption. 

Food incidents

A food incident is a situation within the food supply chain where there is a possible or confirmed risk associated with the consumption of a food.

Food Recall Action Officer contacts 

Contact information for Food Recall Action Officers from state and territory food enforcement agencies for businesses who are recalling food. 

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Food recall statistics

An analysis of annual food recall statistics for the last 10 years.