Key Takeaways
- ALDI recalls Urban Eats gyoza product due to glass risk
- 750g packs, best-before March 27, 2027 affected
- Sold across six Australian states and territories
- Return product to ALDI for full refund
- FSANZ warns of possible injury from glass fragments
ALDI recalls gyoza product across six Australian states after authorities warn the dumplings may contain glass. The recall affects 750g packs of Urban Eats Japanese Style Vegetable Gyoza with a best-before date of March 27, 2027.
| Recall Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Product | Urban Eats Japanese Style Vegetable Gyoza |
| Pack Size | 750g |
| Best Before | March 27, 2027 |
| Retailer | ALDI |
| Regions Affected | NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, SA, WA |
| Hazard | Potential glass contamination |
| Action Required | Do not eat; return for full refund |
| Hotline | 1800 709 993 |
Health Agencies Warn: ALDI Recalls Gyoza Product
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) issued the nationwide recall notice, warning, “Food products containing glass may cause illness or injury if consumed.” Authorities have advised customers to not eat the product and to return it to stores for a full refund.
Consumers seeking more information can contact the ALDI food recall hotline at 1800 709 993.
Supermarket Recall Highlights Safety Concerns
The aldi recalls gyoza product alert underscores growing concerns around food safety in mass retail. The Urban Eats line, a popular frozen offering, forms part of ALDI’s strategy to attract value-conscious shoppers with global flavors at low prices.
While no injuries have yet been reported, experts caution that glass contaminants are particularly dangerous due to their invisibility in food products. “Unlike spoilage or allergens, glass poses a mechanical risk and can go unnoticed until it’s too late,” said Dr. Sophie Nguyen, a Sydney-based food safety analyst.
Trend in Global Food Recalls
The recall is part of a broader pattern seen globally. In recent years, major retailers in the UK and U.S. have also pulled food products due to glass contamination. Analysts warn that increased outsourcing and supply chain complexity may be contributing factors.
Consumer Action and ALDI’s Response
Consumers are urged to check packaging for the 750g Urban Eats gyoza product with the March 27, 2027 best-before date. Those in possession of the product should not consume it and are eligible for a refund upon return to the store.
ALDI said in a statement it is cooperating fully with food safety regulators and investigating the supply chain lapse.
