Coles recalled Uberbrau and Henninger lagers sold in WA due to chemical-contaminated packaging. Do not consume affected beers; return for a refund and seek medical advice if needed.


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Coles Liquorland Beer Recall: Urgent Action Needed

Just as the Easter long weekend began, Coles Group issued an urgent recall of two popular beers due to chemical contamination on their packaging. This affects Uberbrau Ultra Low Alcohol Lager (330ml, pack date 12/11/2024, expiry 12/02/2026) and Henninger Lager Bottle (660ml, pack date 05/12/2024, expiry 05/03/2026). The beers were sold at Liquorland, First Choice Liquor Market, and Coles Online in Western Australia between April 2nd and 15th, 2025.

Why the Recall?

The recall stems from a chemical present on the outer packaging, causing an unpleasant odor. While the chemical contamination is limited to the packaging, Coles Group warns that "Food products contaminated with chemicals may cause illness if consumed." Consumers who have consumed these beers and are concerned about their health should seek medical advice immediately.

What to Do if You Purchased Affected Beer

If you purchased either Uberbrau Ultra Low Alcohol Lager or Henninger Lager during the specified dates and locations, do not drink the beer. Dispose of it immediately. You are entitled to a full refund. Return the beer to your point of purchase, or contact:

  • Liquorland: 1300 300 640
  • First Choice Liquor Market: 1300 308 833
  • Coles Online: 1800 455 400

Important Information

This recall highlights the importance of checking product labels and adhering to safety advisories. While this is a specific incident, it’s a reminder to always be vigilant about the products you consume. The swift action taken by Coles Group demonstrates their commitment to consumer safety. Stay informed about product recalls through official channels and always prioritize your health.

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FAQ

The recall affects Uberbrau and Henninger lagers sold in Western Australia by Coles Liquorland. Check your packaging for details. Only beers sold in WA are affected.

The specific chemical contaminant hasn't been publicly disclosed by Coles yet. However, the recall emphasizes the severity of potential health risks, urging immediate action.

Return the affected Uberbrau and Henninger lagers to any Coles Liquorland store in Western Australia. You should receive a full refund without needing a receipt. If you're unable to do so, call their customer service.

If you have consumed any of the recalled beer and are experiencing any symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, or other adverse effects, seek immediate medical advice from your doctor or a local health professional.

Coles will likely provide further details on batch numbers or packaging markings to identify the specific affected products. Check the Coles website or contact their customer service for the latest information on product identification. Keep an eye out for updates from Coles Liquorland.

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