01 June 2026
Vege-chicken pie batches recalled from Coles, Bi-Lo and Pick N Pay, Bone-pieces blamed
The NSW Food Authority today advised that Coles Supermarkets Limited is recalling batches of their chicken and vegetable pies sold in NSW and interstate in Coles, Bi-Lo and Pick N Pay supermarkets.
The batches are being recalled because of the possible presence of bone pieces.
The recalled product is:
Coles Chicken and Vegetable Pies, 4 pack in 700g plastic packaging, with ‘best before’ dates 18 MAR 13 and 19 MAR 13.
The recall applies only to the above batches of the product and dates.
Consumers should not consume the product. Consumers can return the product to the place of purchase for a refund.
For more information telephone Coles Supermarkets Limited on 1800 061 562.
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The obvious question is ask is where were the pies made and where did the ingredients come from?