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In a recall notice, the Food Safety Authority, says several batches of True Natural Goodness Organic Quinoa Flakes have been identified and that retailers and suppliers have been alerted
Consumers are being advised not to buy or consume certain batches of a popular health food due to possible presence of larvae.
In a recall notice, the Food Safety Authority, says several batches of True Natural Goodness Organic Quinoa Flakes have been identified and that retailers and suppliers have been alerted.
Consumers are being advised the implicated batches have various best before dates in 2024 and in 2025.
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The FSAI says recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale in any stores which sell the product.
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