Aldi has recalled Farmdale full cream long life milk sold in stores across three states over microbial contamination concerns. Food Standards Australia New Zealand says one litre cartons may be spoiled and could cause illness if consumed. The affected cartons carry a best before date of June 5, 2027. Customers are told not to drink the milk and to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. Anyone worried about their health should seek medical advice.
Aldi has pulled 1L cartons of its exclusive Farmdale Full Cream Long Life Milk from shelves because of microbial contamination. The milk has a best before date of June 5, 2027, and was sold in stores and online in Victoria and South Australia. Food Standards Australia New Zealand warned that spoiled food may cause illness or injury if eaten. Customers should not consume the product and can return it to the place of purchase for a full refund. Anyone concerned about their health should seek medical advice.
Aldi Australia will sell its first cordless robotic pool cleaner for $499 from Saturday 24 October, while stocks last. The machine is the Pool Set Titan 300, which the source says is made by a Sydney-based brand. It cleans floors, walls and waterlines, covers pools up to 150 square metres and runs up to 150 minutes on one charge. The same model sells for $799 on Pool Set's website, making Aldi's price about $300 lower. Aldi's robot is limited in stock, so shoppers are advised to check availability online before visiting a store.
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Aldi is bringing back its popular walking pad, the CRANE model, to stores as a Special Buy on Saturday 17 October for $199. The compact treadmill has a smart LED display that tracks time, speed, distance, calories and steps, plus a remote control. It has a timber frame and comes fully assembled. Previous Aldi walking pad Special Buys sold out quickly at some stores. Owners praised its quiet operation and wood trim, though some found it heavy and small. Aldi is also launching other fitness products, and the walking pad is available while stocks last.
