Eggs from Woolworths and Coles recalled following Salmonella fears.

Food Standards Australia New Zealand have issued an urgent warning about a potential salmonella contamination in some Bridgewater Poultry eggs, which are available at Woolworths, Coles, and other Australian supermarkets.

The products have been available at Woolworths and other independent supermarkets in ACT, NSW, Victoria, and Tasmania.

They were also available at Coles in Victoria and South Australia.

Here is a list of products with the potential contamination:

Woolworths 12 Cage Free Eggs 700g (barcode 9300633636982)

Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 600g

Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 700g

Victorian Fresh Barn Laid Eggs 800g

Loddon Valley Barn Laid 600g

Here are the best before dates to look for:

• March 20 2019
• March 23 2019
• March 27 2019
• March 30 2019
• April 3 2019
• April 6 2019 
• April 10 2019 
• April 14 2019 
• April17 2019 
• April 20 2019 
• April 24 2019 
• April 27 2019 
• April 29 2019 

No other brands of eggs are known to be contaminated at this point.

⚠️ Food recall ⚠️ Bridgewater Poultry is recalling various barn laid eggs and cage free eggs in ACT, NSW, Vic., Tas., and SA. The recall is due to potential Salmonella Enteriditis contamination https://t.co/XoaQSF8D1a #FoodRecallAu #FSANZ #FoodRecall #SalmonellaSE pic.twitter.com/NYVDl3a8C9

— FoodStandardsAusNZ (@FSANZnews) March 20, 2019

Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Dr Brett Sutton has said that there have been five cases of the illness throughout the country, which may be related to this particular strain of salmonella.

Symptoms of salmonella regularly present between six and 72 hours following contamination.

These include fever, headache, vomiting, abdominal cramps, nausea and diarrhoea.

If you are concerned that you may have been affected, contact your GP immediately.