Pete Evans 'Healthy Simmer Sauce' recalled over allergy fears

A "healthy simmer sauce" by celebrity chef Pete Evans has been recalled after incorrect labelling sparked fears of undeclared allergens.

Queensland Health issued an urgent food recalled for the Pete Evans Healthy Everyday Jamaican Simmer Sauce which was incorrectly labelled as Thai Green Curry Sauce.

The sauce contained fish which was not included on the packaging prompting the state's health body to declare the product a safety hazard.

"Any consumers who have a fish allergy or intolerance may have a reaction if the product is consumed," the recall announcement said.

The product has been available from independent food retailers including IGA, pharmacies and health food stores in Queensland, NSW, Victoria and South Australia.

The recall applies to the product with a best before October 7, 2022.

Customers have been ordered to return the product in order to receive a full refund.

Mr Evans' company has come under fire several times this year for breaches of health standards.

In April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) fine the Peter Evans Chef Pty Ltd $25,200 following advertisements for a 'BioCharger' device which Mr Evans claimed could be used to treat "Wuhan Coronavirus".

Mr Evans himself also came under fire after a series of statements about cancer treatment earlier this year.

During a Facebook Live event, Mr Evans to an unspecified number of patients he "helped" through cancer by encouraging them to look at treatment through a 'holistic lens'.