A popular brand of pork jerky sold at Costco has been recalled after batches were found to contain traces of metal.
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) said Golden Island Pork Jerky Korean BBQ Recipe could “cause illness or injury” to consumers when it issued the recall on Monday.
The Link Foods Australia product is sold exclusively at Costco, which has 15 warehouses around the country and has become a cult favourite for bulk-buying Aussies.
“The product has been available for sale in Costco stores nationally,” FSANZ said.
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“The product has been available for sale in Costco stores nationally,” FSANZ said.
The recall impacts 140 gram bags, which are sold in two packs for $19.97.
Costco has established a cult following in Australia, with 15 stores nationally. The jerky has been sold nationally. Picture: Link Foods/Facebook/Costco Ardeer Community
“The Golden Island Korean barbecue pork jerky is ready to eat, with a delicious fire grilled flavour. It’s also a good protein source and gluten free,” Costco said.
The item has a 4.8 out of 5 rating on the Costco website.
Did I get an impacted Costco product?
Consumers should look for the following date markings — BBD 24/11/2025, 25/11/2025, 26/11/2025, 05/05/2026.
The product should not be eaten and can be returned to the place of purchase for a full refund.
“Any consumers concerned about their health should seek medical advice,” FSANZ said.
For more information you can contact Link Foods Australia directly on 1800 632 887 or via email at sales@goldenisland.com.
You can read about the most recent items that could cause risk to your household in the latest Yahoo Lifestyle product recall roundup.
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