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Recall notice

Hellers Shaved Roast Chicken recalled due to undeclared allergen

1 year ago •source mpi.govt.nz

Food Recall Hellers Shaved Roast Chicken recalled due to undeclared allergen Hellers Ltd is recalling its Heller... photo #1

New Zealand

Hellers Ltd is recalling its Hellers Shaved Roast Chicken due to an undeclared allergen, soy. The product was distributed to supermarkets across New Zealand.

The product recalled is the Hellers brand Shaved Roast Chicken. The batch has a best before date of 10 12 24 and is packaged in a 200g plastic tray.

People with a soy allergy should not consume this product.

Source: www.mpi.govt.nz/food-safety-home/food-recalls-and-complaints/recalled-food-products/hellers-brand-shaved-roast-chicken/

#soyallergy #allergicreaction #newzealand #chicken #soy

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