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Bomberry recalls four chocolate-coated fruit products over metal contamination risk

Bomberry has issued an urgent recall for four varieties of its chocolate-coated frozen fruit snacks due to the potential risk of metal contamination. The recall affects 150g tubs of Belgian chocolate-coated blueberries and raspberries, including dark, white, and milk chocolate varieties.

The affected products include those with best-before dates up to and including 20 January 2028. The recall has been initiated in Australia following notices from Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) and has extended to Singapore, where the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) directed importer Little Farms Pte Ltd to recall the items as a precaution.

Consumers are advised not to consume the affected products and to discard them immediately. In Australia, customers may contact the company via email with proof of purchase to request a refund. The Singapore Food Agency advises anyone who has consumed the products and has health concerns to seek medical attention.

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Bomberry · Food Standards Australia New Zealand · Little Farms Pte Ltd · Singapore Food Agency