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Aldi expands Farmdale long-life milk recall to two NSW stores
Aldi's recall of Farmdale Full Cream long-life milk now includes two stores in regional New South Wales.
The affected one-litre cartons were also sold in Victoria and South Australia.
Food safety authorities say microbes may have caused the milk to spoil prematurely, which can lead to illness or injury if consumed.
The recall applies only to cartons with a best-before date of 5 June 2027, not other dates or Farmdale varieties.
Long-life milk is made to keep for months, so affected cartons may still be stored at home.
Consumers should not drink or cook with the milk and can return it to any Aldi store for a full cash refund without a receipt.
People concerned about their health after consuming it should seek medical advice.
Aldi expanded the recall of Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk to two stores in regional New South Wales.
The affected one-litre cartons have a best-before date of 5 June 2027.
The recall was issued after microbial contamination was detected, which can cause premature spoilage.
Consumers have been warned not to drink or cook with the affected milk.
Customers can return affected cartons to Aldi for a full refund.
- Who
- Aldi customers who bought the affected Farmdale milk.
- What
- Aldi expanded a recall of Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk in one-litre cartons.
- When
- The original recall was issued on October 23, 2026, and expanded on October 26.
- Where
- The affected milk was sold in Victoria, South Australia, and at Aldi Albury and Aldi Lavington in New South Wales.
- Why
- Microbial contamination can cause the milk to spoil and may cause illness or injury if consumed.
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The original recall was issued for affected batches sold in Victoria and South Australia.
FSANZ and the NSW Food Authority announced that the distribution area included two stores in regional New South Wales.
- Product
- Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk
- Carton size
- One litre
- Best-before date
- 5 June 2027
- NSW stores
- Aldi Albury and Aldi Lavington
- Refund
- Affected cartons can be returned to Aldi for a full refund
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What people are saying
Consumers should not eat this product
Consumers should return the product to the place of purchase for a full refund.
Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice.