New photo Strawberry saga continues as ANOTHER needle is found inside fruit bought from a supermarket

The strawberry contimation saga that struck Australia in September has reared its head again after a needle was found inside fruit bought from a supermarket on Saturday.

A needle was found in a strawberry punnet which was purchased from a supermarket in Geraldine, in the Canterbury Region in the South Island ofNew Zealand, stuff.co.nz reported. 

A police spokeswoman said the punnet was purchased on Saturday. 

A needle was found in the strawberry punnet which was purchased from a supermarket in Geraldine (needle found in strawberry in Australia, pictured)

Police were investigating the matter, the spokeswoman said. 

The publication has contacted the Ministry for Primary Industries for comment. 

This contamination comes after My Ut Trinh, known as Judy, was arrested earlier this month after a two-month police investigation linked her DNA to the first needle discovered in Australian strawberries.

Police allege that needle was found in a punnet from Queensland's Berrylicious/Berry Obsession farm.

My Ut Trinh (pictured), known as Judy, was arrested earlier this month after a two-month police investigation linked her DNA to the first needle discovered in Australian strawberries

According to Courier Mail, 50-year-old Trinh operates the Caboolture labour hire company, which provided staff to the farm.

She was charged with seven counts of contamination of goods - between September 2 to 5 - with intent to cause economic loss.

Trinh's lawyer Michael Cridland made a bail application but withdrew it after magistrate Christine Roney advised it was 'premature' because the motivation behind the alleged contamination was still unclear.

'The case that was put is that she was motivated by some fight or revenge,' Ms Roney said.

If found guilty, Trinh - also known as Judy - could face 10 years in jail. 

Police began investigating in September when sewing needles were first found in fruit, with a further 230 incidents ultimately reported nationwide impacting 68 strawberry brands (stock)

Police began investigating in September when sewing needles were first found in fruit, with a further 230 incidents ultimately reported nationwide impacting 68 strawberry brands. 

Forty-nine brands were Queensland-based. In Queensland, 77 incidents were reported. Of those, 15 were believed to be a hoax or a false complaint.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a maximum of 15 years' jail for anyone found guilty of contaminating food. 

'It's not a joke, it's not funny. You are putting the livelihoods of hard-working Australians at risk, and you are scaring children... and you're a coward and a grub,' he said. 

'This is a shocking and cowardly thing for this individual and others who have jumped onto the bandwagon here to have engaged in.'

TIMELINE OF THE STRAWBERRY TAMPERING SCANDAL 

September 9 - Brisbane man rushed to hospital after eating punnet of strawberries containing needle.

September 10 - Woman from Gladstone, Queensland finds needle in strawberry.

September 12 - 'Disgruntled ex-employee' suspected contaminating. Queensland Health officials issued a safety warning. 

September 13 - Thin metal object found in Gatton, Queensland.

Three more punnets found contaminated in Tweed Heads, Taree, Guyra and Maitland.

Reports of contamination in Victoria.

September 14 - Chantal Faugeras find needle in punnet in Wingham.

September 15 - Coles shopper finds contaminated punnet in Engadine, Sydney.

September 16 - Contamination spreads to South Australia after a pin is found in Mal's Black Label brand.

September 21 - Police announced DNA testing would be carried out to catch saboteurs.

 November 11 - My Ut Trinh was taken into custody and charged with seven counts of contamination of goods.

 

   

 

 

 

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