Urgent national recalls have been issued for two supermarket food products – Aldi’s Colway Real Mayonnaise and Nanna’s family apple pies – amid fears of potential danger to anyone who eats them.

The Aldi mayonnaise has been recalled because of faulty packaging and the potential for glass breakage.

The 466-gram jars have been sold in Aldi stores across Australia.

The supermarket chain says consumers should return the jars for a full refund.

Food recall – Aldi is recalling Colway Real Mayonnaise (all 466gm jars) due to faulty packaging and the potential for glass breakage. More information at https://t.co/UQbe7ezO1l

— FoodStandardsAusNZ (@FSANZnews) December 5, 2018

The NSW Food Authority said in a statement that Nanna’s 600-gram family apple pies were being recalled because some of them might contain glass.

It said glass could have got into the pies because of “an equipment failure with a supplier”. Nanna’s had “initiated a recall of the affected batches as a precautionary measure”.

The pies have been sold in Coles, Woolworths, IGA, Foodlands and other independent supermarkets across Australia.

Those affected are 600-gram apple pies with a best-before date of October 21, 2020, and October 22, 2020.

#recall: Patties Foods Ltd is recalling Nanna’s Family Apple Pie from Coles, Woolworths, IGAs, Foodlands and other independent supermarkets nationally, due to the potential presence of foreign matter (glass). Best Before 21 OCT 2020 and 22 OCT 2020 only https://t.co/Es2Atp3127 pic.twitter.com/dmhm5WG3P4

— NSW Food Authority (@NSWFoodAuth) December 5, 2018

Consumers are advised not to eat the pies and to return them to the place they were purchased to get a full refund.

The NSW Food Authority said anyone concerned about their health should seek medical advice.

No other Nanna’s food products are affected.