China's export of seafloor spicy pot seasonings has been recalled in New Zealand

On October 30, 2020, the New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) issued a recall notice that Sunson Asian Food Market is recalling certain batches of subsea spicy pot seasonings because the product contains undeclared allergens (gluten).
gluten-containing wheat Chinese on the list of ingredients on the product label, but this statement is missing from the List of English Ingredients.
recalled products as follows: According to the notice, the recalled products are of China origin, the name of the sea bottom fishing spicy pot seasoning, weight 220g, batch number 20200601 and 20200516.
the product was sold at the National Grocery Store throughout the South Island and has not yet been re-exported.
recall does not affect any other submarine fishing brand' products.
New Zealand Food Safety Authority requires customers to check the lot number printed on the front of the product packaging and advises gluten-allergic consumers not to consume the above products and to return them to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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