NZ Muscle Creatine Recalled Following Safety Investigation

by Chief Editor

NZ Muscle is recalling batches of NZ Muscle and No Brand Creatine products due to the possible presence of an undeclared milk allergen. New Zealand Food Safety confirmed the recall affects 200g, 500g, and 1kg containers marked with the best-before date B/B JUN27. No reports of allergic reactions have been linked to the products, according to New Zealand Food Safety acting deputy director-general Mike Inglis.

Which products are affected by the recall?

The recall covers two specific product lines distributed through online channels and selected retail outlets. Consumers should check their supplies for NZ Muscle Creatine (unflavoured) and No Brand Creatine Monohydrate, both carrying the expiration date B/B JUN27. According to New Zealand Food Safety, these items have been removed from store shelves. A small amount of product was sent to Australia as personal imports.

Did you know?

Businesses must ensure that labels accurately reflect all ingredients to protect consumers with sensitivities, such as dairy allergies.

What should consumers do if they have purchased these items?

Consumers who have purchased the affected creatine batches and need to avoid milk because of allergies are advised to return the product to the place of purchase for a refund or to discard it. For those who have already consumed the product and have health concerns, medical advice should be sought from a healthcare professional or by calling the free Healthline service at 0800 611 116.

What should consumers do if they have purchased these items?

Why is NZ Food Safety investigating the company?

The recall is part of an investigation into NZ Muscle following complaints on social media regarding food safety standards. According to Mike Inglis, New Zealand Food Safety is currently working to ensure the affected products are efficiently removed from the supply chain while examining how the problem occurred. The agency has stated it will look at other allegations made against the business, though it cannot go into detail while the investigation remains active.

Pro Tips for Supplement Safety

  • Check the label: Always review the full ingredient list.
  • Monitor official channels: Keep an eye on the New Zealand Food Safety recall page for updates on consumer safety.
  • Store securely: Keep supplements in their original packaging to ensure batch numbers and expiration dates remain visible for safety tracking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any reports of illnesses linked to this recall?

No. According to New Zealand Food Safety, there have been no reports of associated allergic reactions.

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Will the investigation affect other NZ Muscle products?

New Zealand Food Safety is investigating a number of other complaints regarding the business. The agency has indicated it will take necessary action if other issues are identified.

How can I stay updated on the status of this investigation?

New Zealand Food Safety investigates complaints as part of its work to protect consumers.


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