The export of bamboo from China was recalled in New Zealand because of containing undeclared sulfites
Food Safety News
2020-07-03
Global Foodmate
Foodmate News: On July 1, 2020, the New Zealand Food Safety Agency (NZFSA) issued a recall notice that Tai Ping Trading Ltd is recalling a bamboo exported from China because the product contains undeclared sulfite. The recalled products are as follows:
According to the notice, this food recall included all batches and all dates of this product. The product weighed 10g and was sold in ethnic grocery stores across New Zealand.
NZFSA advises consumers not to consume the above products and consumers can return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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