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Food processor sold at Target recalled after users injured

Adam Vidler
Adam Vidler

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Owners of a food processor sold at Target have been urged to stop using it immediately or risk potential lacerations.

Product Standards Australia issued a recall notice for the AYONZ Pty Ltd Brooklyn Rechargeable Mini Food Chopper BMC-300, a metallic food processor with a glass bowl.

The processor was recalled because it can be operated when not locked into the glass bowl, exposing rotating blades.

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Target food processor recall

A food processor sold at Target could cause lacerations, Product Standards Australia has warned. Supplied

PSA warned that there was a risk of serious injury, including lacerations.

It said people had already been injured using the processor.

Owners are urged to stop using the product and return it to Target for a full refund.

The processor was sold nationally and online from June 8 to August 7 this year.

For more information, contact Target's customer support centre on 1300 753 567 or visit the online site.

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