Several batches of nuts pulled from shelves, consumers warned.

The juice has not been registered under the Food Act.

People who have bought the Matakana Smokehouse products can take them back for a refund.

The family-owned bakery insists it is not aware of a rodent issue.

The supermarket has been closed for the past two weeks.

After more than 20 years, the restriction will be removed on February 29.

"Recent events have highlighted that there are improvements we can make," company says.

Another incident has come to light involving a pigeon inside an Auckland store.

An employee has said the initial response to the rat infestation was slow.

Affected areas include south of Raglan down to Kawhia and Aotea harbours.

One report of "minor oral injury associated with consumption of this product".

Analysis of multiple lots of a puree product detected 'extremely high' lead levels.

Buffets, bagged salads and oysters all pose a high risk of food poisoning.

Students at a residential hall have made 11 complaints so far this year.

The man said he had to take multiple days off work to be checked by his doctor.

The items in question contain tahini imported from Turkey.

People with the product should check the label to see if it is affected by the recall.

Production for brown sugar has restarted but it's sold out as soon as it hits the shelf.

Rose Kerr is nursing a sore leg after crashing to a supermarket aisle floor.

Hand washing and cooking raw meat thoroughly could save you from being sick this summer.

You won't these nasties on the ingredients list.

Expert says contamination likely a "one-off" and there should be no cause for alarm.

21 people ill from eating the spoilt fish; more likely given the nationwide distribution.

In a message to customers who ordered the meal kit, Hello Fresh apologised for the issue.

Businesses owners must adhere to a "Food Business Checklist" for opening in alert level 3.