Mother's Horror After Finding A Needle Inside A GRAPE Bought From Aldi
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A mother has been left horror-stricken after she found a needle inside a grape she purchased from Aldi.
Chloe Shaw, from Melbourne, posted a photo to Facebook on Sunday of the tampered berries she bought from the store in Caroline Springs.
In the post, which has since gone viral, the mother-of-two urged others to check their food before consumption.
Chloe Shaw, from Melbourne, posted a photo (pictured) to Facebook on Sunday of the tampered berries she bought from Aldi in Caroline Springs
In the post (pictured), which has since gone viral, the mother-of-two urged others to check their food before consumption
'Please check all your grapes before eating especially if your giving them to your kids!,' she wrote.
She said both the police and the store had been notified and encouraged readers to 'spread the word'.
Victoria Police have confirmed they are investigating the complaint.
Aldi said it was an isolated incident and it was working with police.
'Food tampering, involving the deliberate interference with food is a criminal offence and we work with authorities on all reported incidents,' it said.
Some commenters quickly related the incident to the 2018 strawberry industry crisis that swept across the nation when several suppliers' goods were contaminated by needles and produce was pulled from shelves.
'Here we go again,' one comment read.
Another wrote: 'Oh my this is getting ridiculous'
Some commenters quickly related the incident (pictured) to the 2018 strawberry industry crisis that swept across the nation when several suppliers' goods were contaminated by needles and produce was pulled from shelves.
Others felt angry and condemned those who purposely spike fruit.
'The people doing this are seriously sick in the head!' one person declared.
Another woman added: 'It's bad enough our farmers are struggling to even keep crops alive in the drought..
those that do have theirs jeopardised by idiots'
'Wtf is wrong with people.. I say when these people are caught we should make them eat the fruit. Wonder if they would do it again,' one man suggested.
Others felt angry and condemned those who purposely spike fruit (comment pictured)
