Murray River Smokehouse product recalled over contamination fears

An urgent warning has been issued for a popular salami sold in two states, amid fears it has been contaminated with salmonella.

A popular salami has been recalled from markets and stores across NSW and Victoria.

On Thursday, Food Standards Australia New Zealand announced Murray River Smokehouse salami, mild and peppered, had been urgently recalled due to a possible contamination.

“The recall is due to microbial (Salmonella) contamination,” Food Standards wrote.

Murray River Smokehouse goods have been recalled for salmonella contamination. Picture: Food Standards Aus NZ

Salami has been recalled from stores across NSW and Victoria.

The salami has been available for sale across Harris Farm Markets stores, Thyme to Taste, Goldfields Grocers and Milawa Cheese in NSW and Victoria.

The affected products are dated best before Feb 25 2023 (mild) and March 6 2023 (peppered).

People who have purchased the contaminated products are urged not to eat them and should return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.

Consumers who are concerned about their health are also urged to seek medical advice.