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    Safari Meats dried and cured meat products have been recalled -- while New Zealand Food Safety investigates reports of illness relating to the products

    Safari Meats dried and cured meat products have been recalled -- while New Zealand Food Safety investigates reports of illness relating to the products


    Deputy director-general Vincent Arbuckle says the Christchurch-based company has produced the products without the necessary food safety controls in place.

    Traditionally dried and cured products must be carefully controlled as the process doesn't involve high-temperature cooking that kills bacteria.

    All batches of 13 dried and cured meat products are recalled.

    They should not be eaten -- instead return them to the retailer for a refund or throw them out.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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