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Coles issues recall of cheese over E.coli contamination

Supermarket giant Coles has issued a recall after E.coli bacteria was found in small batches of one of its cheese products.
Quality testing by its food supplier found microbial contamination in small batches of its Coles Finest Australian Organic Washed Rind Raw Cheese, which may cause illness if consumed.
The cheese was sold in approximately 500g packages in Victoria and Tasmania online and in-store since December 14.
Coles cheese recalled over EColi fears
Coles is urging customers to not eat the cheese, which was found to be contaminated by E.coli (Nine)
Cheeses sold with use-by dates from December 14, 2022, up until February 1, 2023, are the items affected by the potential contamination.
Coles is urging customers who purchased the affected products to not eat the cheese.
They can receive a full refund by contacting Coles Online Customer Care on 1800 455 400.
It has also asked anyone with health concerns who may have ingested the contaminated batch to seek medical advice.
No other Coles Finest Cheese or products are impacted by this recall.
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