Recall on Madelaine Gummy products

Posted by Nicole Eckersley on 15th June 2010

Madelaine Confectionery Pty Ltd is conducting a consumer level recall on three of its Gummy products – Baby Crocodiles, Day Old Chicks and Coral Fish – due to possible contamination with metal pieces.

The recall applies to 140g jars with a best before date of 10/04/12, across Australia.

FSANZ issued the recall on Friday, with no information currently available on how the confectionary became contaminated or how many consumers were affected by the recall.

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