In More Recall News, A Popular Beer Has Been Pulled From Shelves For Having… Too Much Alcohol

In what might the busiest week for food and drink regulators across Australia, a popular beer brand has now been forced to recall several products. This comes after plant milk brand Inside Out was also forced to recall three separate one-litre varieties. Various sizes of Smithy’s Dry Lager available for purchase in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania have been temporarily removed from shelves and customers have been encouraged to seek refunds for their purchases. The recall is due to the alcohol content listed on the packaging being under-declared. This essentially means that there’s more alcohol in the drink than the label states.

Liquorland (Australia) Pty Ltd is recalling Smith's Dry Lager 330ml bottles, available in packs of 6 and 24.

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• Smithy’s Dry Lager 330ml bottle
• Smithy’s Dry Lager 6 x 330ml pack
• Smithy’s Dry Lager 24 x 330ml carton

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