Arla pudding recall: glass found in two flavours
The Arla pudding recall covers two Arla Protein 200g puddings, after glass was found in them. Food Standards Australia New Zealand says food containing glass fragments can cause illness or injury if eaten. The Arla pudding recall was published on 24 October.
- Arla Protein Salted Caramel Flavour Pudding 200g, best before 28/04/2027. Sold at Costco in New South Wales.
- Arla Protein Chocolate Flavour Pudding 200g, best before 09/05/2027. Sold at Coles in NSW and Queensland, and at independent retailers including IGA and Supabarn in NSW and the ACT.
If you have either product from the Arla pudding recall, do not eat it. Take it back to where you bought it for a full refund, and seek medical advice if you are worried about your health. Arla Foods Mayer Australia can be reached on 02 9669 2211 or at enquiriescs@mayers.com.au.
ALDI recalls Farmdale long life milk
ALDI is recalling Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk 1L, best before 05JUN27, because of microbial contamination, which the notice describes as spoilage. It was sold in ALDI stores and online in Victoria and South Australia, and the recall was published on 23 October.
Do not drink it. Return it for a full refund, or call the ALDI Food Recall Hotline on 1800 709 993.
Baby walker recall over stairs risk
The Playpals 3-in-1 baby walker (SKU KID1029) is being recalled because it does not meet the mandatory standard for baby walkers. It does not meet the performance requirements to stop it falling down stairs, and there is a risk of serious injury or death if it tips over and the baby falls.
It was sold nationally and online between 4 July 2025 and 7 October 2026, through eBay and the Kogan, Big W, Kmart and Harvey Norman marketplaces and Lasoo. Stop using it straight away, keep it out of reach of children, and contact Sun Yee International on 03 9369 8588 (9am to 5pm AEDT, Monday to Friday) or at sales@sunyee.com.au for a free compliant replacement or a full refund. The recall number is 2026/21070.
Pull toy recall over choking risk
The Montessori UFO Pull & Pop toy (brand Manmi Top, model MT033516) is being recalled by The Laughing Koala. The silicone pull strings are too long and can reach the back of a child’s throat, and small parts can detach, so there is a risk of choking or asphyxiation. It was sold online through The Laughing Koala website between 8 November 2024 and 21 July 2026.
Stop using the toy and keep it away from children. To get a full refund, cut the pull strings, take a photo of the toy, then throw it out with household waste. Email the photo and your order details to thelaughingkoala@hotmail.com. The recall number is 2026/21082.
What to do about the Arla pudding recall and the others
Stop using or eating it, keep it away from children, and follow the refund steps in the official notice. If you bought Arla puddings at Coles in Queensland, check the best before dates against the Arla pudding recall details above before you throw anything out.
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General information only. Check the official recall notice before acting.
Sources: FSANZ (Arla), FSANZ (ALDI), Product Safety Australia (walker), Product Safety Australia (toy).
