Immediate recall of popular breakfast bars sold all across Australia amid fears they could cause serious illness
- Popular paleo breakfast bar is urgently recalled over potential bacterial growth
- The Naturally Good Super Paleo Breakfast Biscuits recalled from IGA stores
- NSW Food Authority warned increase in moisture may lead to microbial growth
Australian supermarkets have recalled a popular paleo breakfast bar over fears it contains a dangerous bacterial growth which could cause sickness.
Health chiefs have urged IGA supermarkets and health food stores to stop selling Naturally Good Super Paleo Breakfast Biscuits in the Lemon Chia, Maple Hemp and Vanilla Flax flavors.
Consumers are warned not to eat the health bars due to a potential increase in moisture which may lead to microbial growth.
The Naturally Good Super Paleo Breakfast Biscuits (pictured) have been recalled from IGA stores amid fears of microbial growth
The NSW Food Authority said the affected biscuits with best before dates from August 26, 2021 up to and including March 15, 2022 may cause illness.
The products were available for sale in in NSW, ACT, Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, Northern Territory and South Australia.
Anyone who bought the product should return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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