ASO United Pty Ltd has announced a recall of its Cooked Scampi Shrimp Head-On Shell-On 1kg product due to the presence of a prohibited chemical contaminant, Nitrofurazone (SEM).
The recall was published on June 13, 2026, and affects products sold through Asian grocery stores and independent retailers in the Australian state of Victoria.
Product Name: Cooked Scampi Shrimp Head-On Shell-On
Pack Size: 1kg
Best Before Date: 28 March 2028
The product is packaged in a box featuring a transparent viewing window.
The recall was initiated after the detection of Nitrofurazone (SEM), a chemical residue that is not permitted in food products.
Nitrofurazone is an antimicrobial compound that may pose a health risk to consumers if present in food. Regulatory authorities classify its presence as a chemical contamination issue requiring immediate action.
According to the recall notice, food products containing Nitrofurazone (SEM) may cause illness or injury if consumed.
Consumers who have eaten the affected product and are concerned about their health are advised to seek medical advice.
The recalled shrimp product was available for sale through:
The distribution was limited to Victoria, Australia.
Consumers should not consume the recalled product.
Anyone who has purchased the affected Cooked Scampi Shrimp Head-On Shell-On 1kg product with the best before date of 28 March 2028 should return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
ASO United Pty Ltd
Phone: 0402 859 866
Email: aso@asocean.com.au
Website: asocean.com.au
Chemical contaminants in seafood can present significant food safety concerns. Regulatory recalls help remove potentially unsafe products from the market and protect public health. Consumers are encouraged to check product labels carefully and follow recall instructions issued by food safety authorities.
Authorities continue to monitor compliance and advise consumers not to consume any affected products covered by this recall.