Six Maria’s Pasta products sold in Victoria and online have been recalled over concerns they may contain metal fragments.
Food Standards Australia New Zealand issued the recall on Friday, warning that consuming the affected products could cause injury or illness.
Maria’s Pasta products recalled
The products involved are Traditional Bolognese Pasta Sauce, 450g, with a use-by date of 4 November 2026; Lasagna Bolognese, 500g, dated 3 November 2026; and Spaghetti Bolognese, 500g, marked 2 November 2026.
Also affected are Penne Bolognese, 500g, with a use-by date of 2 November 2026; Prime Beef Ravioli in Bolognese Sauce, 500g, dated 3 November 2026; and Prime Beef Tortellini in Bolognese Sauce, 500g, marked 30 October 2026 and 3 November 2026.
The family-owned business said on social media on Thursday that a supply chain issue had raised concerns about possible metal fragments in beef mince used in the products.
“If you have product from the dates noted above, DO NOT CONSUME THEM, please return to the place of purchase for a full refund,” the company said.
“Not the message we want to be sending to our community and not an ideal situation. Please check your product dates in your fridge and freezers.”
Food Standards Australia New Zealand said food containing metal fragments could cause injury or illness if consumed. Anyone concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
