Australian shoppers are once again being warned to check their eggs following the latest NSW recall over potential salmonella contamination.
The latest notice issued by the NSW Food Authority advises any customer who may have purchased Port Stephens Eggs to return the product immediately to the place of purchase for a refund.
Affected eggs have a best-before date up to and including June 8, 2019 with the eggs being stamped ‘NSW 219’. The eggs were sold in Port Stephens, two hours north of Sydney, in 700g free range dozens and 800g jumbo free range dozens. The brand is sold at local butchers, independent supermarkets and retailers in the Port Stephens area on the NSW coast.Eggs are being pulled from supermarket shelves for the third time this year amid fears of another potential salmonella contamination. Batches of Southern Highlands Organic Eggs dated up to the ninth of May are being urgently recalled. The eggs are stocked by Woolworths, IGA and several other independent grocers.
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