Recall Broadens Across Australia
Aldi has expanded the recall of its Urban Eats Japanese Style Vegetable Gyoza 750g. The recall started on 28 July 2025 and now covers all Australian mainland states and territories, including New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and the Australian Capital Territory. The decision came after reports of glass fragments found in the product.
Specifics of the Recalled Product
The affected dumplings come in 750g packs. The recalled batches have a best before date of 27 March 2027. Aldi sold these products in all its stores across the listed regions. Shoppers have been urged to check their home supplies carefully and take immediate action if they possess this batch.
Urban Eats Japanese Style Vegetable Gyoza 750g
Glass Contamination Raises Health Concerns
The recall follows consumer complaints and food safety inspections. Aldi confirmed, “The recall is due to the presence of foreign matter (glass).” This contamination poses a significant injury risk to consumers. The company moved quickly to remove all affected products from shelves once the issue arose, prioritising the safety of its customers.
Aldi’s Customer Guidance and Support
Aldi advised customers, “Consumers should not eat this product. Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund. Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.” Refunds are available without a receipt and at the original purchase price. The company operates a dedicated Food Recall Hotline at 1800 709 993 and provides continuous updates on its official recall website to assist shoppers.
Aldi issued a nationwide advisory for customers not to eat this product
Government and Food Safety Notifications
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) issued an official advisory. It detailed the hazards of glass fragments in the product and supported the recall notice. Aldi placed notice boards in all stores and maintained an active online information portal to alert consumers. FSANZ encouraged all shoppers to contact the recall hotline for further information.
Medical and Health Precautions
Health experts underlined the dangers of consuming glass fragments. Injuries can include cuts in the mouth, throat, or digestive tract which may lead to more serious conditions. Authorities recommend immediate medical consultation if anyone suspects they have ingested glass-contaminated dumplings or experiences discomfort after consumption.
Aldi’s Commitment to Product Safety
Aldi stated, “Everything we do at ALDI is performed with one goal in mind: to provide consumers with only the best products at the lowest prices. Though, our top priority is you and your family’s safety – and we take every measure to fulfill that promise.” The company enforces strict quality control and rapid response processes to manage food safety concerns.
Impact of the Recall Across Communities
The recall affects thousands of customers nationally as Aldi distributed the dumplings widely. To date, no injuries have been reported to authorities. The recall process remains active with store teams dedicated to handling customer queries and returns efficiently.
Ongoing Investigations and Cooperation
Australian food safety authorities are investigating the source of contamination. They collaborate closely with Aldi to identify and resolve the issue. The authorities monitor the situation and update the public as necessary to ensure transparency and consumer safety.
Consumer Advice and Next Steps
Its advises consumers to cease consumption immediately upon identifying the recalled product. They should return it to any Aldi store to receive a full refund without the need for a purchase receipt. Shoppers are encouraged to remain vigilant and follow updates on the Aldi recall website or contact the hotline.
Final Words from Aldi
In closing, its reaffirmed its dedication to transparency and swift corrective action. The company thanked customers for their cooperation and urged everyone to prioritise safety by returning the recalled dumplings regardless of purchase date or location. Aldi continues to monitor the recall and work with regulators to prevent future incidents.
