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http://www.hempfoods.com.au/recall/#.VfwA_OQViUl

 

 

 

RECALL NOTICE

Hemp Protein & Hemp Powder

(500gm 1kg, 10kg, containers, Best Before dates: 11JUL16, 25JUL16, 09AUG16, 13AUG16, 23AUG16, 27SEP16, 28SEP16, 17AUG16)

Hemp Seeds (500gm & 1kg pouches Best Before dates: 28AUG16) 

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The recalled product has been available for sale in

[Health Foods Retailers, General Stores, Independent Grocery Retailers, Pharmacies].

Problem: The recall is due to detection of salmonella and listeria (presumptive).

Food Safety Hazard:

If customers consume these products, they may cause illness. Symptoms may include:

For listeria: fever – muscle aches –  sometimes nausea or diarrhoea. If infection spreads to the nervous system, symptoms such as: – headache, – stiff neck, – confusion, – loss of balance, or convulsions – pregnant women may experience flu-like illness.

What to do: “Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice”.

Customers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full cash refund. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Contact details: For further information, contact Tiffani Brennan

Hemp Foods Australia Pty Ltd

P: (02) 6687 1260

www.hempfoods.com.au

See www.recalls.gov.au for

Australian Product Recall Information

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I saw this yesterday and immediately thought, is this a clever ploy by HFA to highlight the importance of legalising hemp foods for human consumption?? As the laws stand now, there is no requirement for HFA to provide sanitary conditions in their manufactiring facility, as it is not considered food. Also, there is no requirement for them to recall products that contain lysteria, salmonella or any other food borne pathogens. Hmm

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This whole thing is scary, especially that an Australian Importer / Exporter, is importing seeds / food from China, processing or just erpackaging then exporting it and that it is still certified Organic), Per the Australia Certified Organic folks they do not check for food qulaity only if organic per the paperwork provided. All very scary. 

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