Contaminated Noodles in Food Recall
Three varieties of Kamfen brand noodles that have been found to have microbial contamination. The brand-owner EKO Australia Pty Ltd has voluntarily issued a consumer-level recall today.
The three recalled Kamfen products are:
•Kamfen Buckwheat Noodles: 340g in plastic packaging
•Kamfen Beijing Noodles – Abalone Chicken Soup Flavour: 160g in plastic packaging
•Kamfen Sichuan Noodles – Abalone Chicken Soup Flavour: 160g in plastic packaging
Date markings:
•Kamfen Buckwheat Noodles: Best Before 2013.04.15
•Kamfen Beijing Noodles – Abalone Chicken Soup Flavour: Best Before 2013.01.15
•Kamfen Sichuan Noodles – Abalone Chicken Soup Flavour: Best Before 2013.01.15
Country of origin
China (Hong Kong)
These are normally sold in Asian grocery stores in Sydney, NSW. The products have been recalled due to microbial contamination (Bacillus cereus). Customers can return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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