Showing posts with label bean curd. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 9, 2015

New Zealand: Bean Curd products were recalled

Recalled food products: Te Chang and Xin-Peng-Lai Brand Bean Curd products imported by T-Mark Corporation
Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Cubes BBQ Flavour (110g/bag)
德昌食品 炭燒角豆乾 (110克裝)
Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Flavour (85g/bag)
德昌食品 五香豆皮豆乾 (85克裝)
Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Chilli Flavour (85g/bag)
德昌食品 香辣豆乾 (85克裝)
Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Flavour (300g/bag)
德昌食品 紅標豆乾 (300克裝)
Xin-Peng-Lai Foods JiangJi Chilli Bean Curd with Sesame Oil (180g/jar and 340g/jar)
新蓬萊食品 江記辣麻油腐乳 (180克與340 克裝)
All Batches and All Dates
The products are sold in shelf-stable plastic packets or glass jars.
The products are sold in dairies, green grocers and Asian supermarkets around New Zealand.
T-Mark Corporation Limited are initiating a recall of the products listed above after discovering that they may contain the additive Dimethyl Yellow which is not permitted to be in food sold in New Zealand. All batches of the products listed above should not be consumed.
There have been no reports of illness, however any person concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Customers should return the product to their retailer for a full refund or phone 09-573-0808 with any queries.

This recall does not affect any other Te Chang Foods and Xin Peng Lai Foods products.

Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Cubes BBQ Flavour (110g/bag)

Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Flavour (85g/bag)

Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Chilli Flavour (85g/bag)

Te Chang Foods Bean Curd Spicy Flavour (300g/bag)

Xin-Peng-Lai Foods JiangJi Chilli Bean Curd with Sesame Oil (180g/jar)
     
Xin-Peng-Lai Foods JiangJi Chilli Bean Curd with Sesame Oil (340g/jar)

Thursday, February 5, 2015

2/5/15 Health News: Food scandal hits McDonald’s sales ♦ Bean curd contaminated ♦ Virus blocks human immune response ♦ Wound healing is impaired in diabetics

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