Noosa Gourmet Brioche Rolls Recall Expanded to August 16 Best-Before Date

Noosa GOURMET has expanded its recall of 320-gram Brioche Rolls after discovering some products failed to declare milk and egg allergens on the label. Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) warned on Thursday that consumers should avoid all bags with best-before dates up to and including August 16, 2026. The rolls were sold at independent retailers, including IGA stores, across Queensland. Anyone with an egg or milk allergy faces potential serious reactions.

What triggered the expanded recall

Edesia Enterprises, trading as Noosa GOURMET, issued the initial recall on Wednesday night after discovering that some 320-gram bags of Brioche Rolls failed to declare the presence of milk and egg on the packaging. The recall was first limited to products marked with a best-before date of August 5. However, FSANZ expanded the alert on Thursday to include all best-before dates up to and including August 16, 2026, after determining the undeclared allergens posed a broader risk than initially thought.

Who is at risk and what are the symptoms

FSANZ warned that consumers with an egg or milk allergy or intolerance may have a reaction if they consume the affected product. Reactions can range from gastrointestinal discomfort and itchy skin to hives and swelling. In severe cases, undeclared allergens can cause loss of consciousness or death. Anyone concerned about their health should seek medical advice immediately.

How to identify and return recalled products

The recall applies only to bags that do not declare milk and egg allergens on the label. Consumers should check the best-before date marking on the bag, which must fall within the range up to August 16, 2026. Full refunds are available by returning the product to the place of purchase. For further information, contact Edesia Enterprises at [email protected].

Distribution and next steps

The affected Brioche Rolls were distributed across independent food retailers in Queensland, including IGA stores. FSANZ recommends that anyone with these products in their pantry check the best-before date immediately and discard or return them if they fall within the recall window. The food regulator advises consumers to double-check before serving the product to family members or guests with known allergies.

Final Thoughts

Consumers with egg or milk allergies should check their pantries for Noosa GOURMET Brioche Rolls with best-before dates through August 16 and return them for a full refund. The expanded recall covers a wider date range than initially announced, so checking your bag is essential.

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