CADBURY has recalled a line of its chocolates from Australian supermarket shelves in the latest fallout from China's toxic milk scandal. - Cadbury Eclairs pulled from shelves - China milk scandal fallout widens - Recall 'completely voluntary' Retailers nationwide were told late yesterday to pull bags of Cadbury Eclairs from their shelves as the company moved to halt the sale of its only China-made product imported into Australia. It is not yet known whether the product contains the melamine-laced milk that has killed four babies and sickened another 54,000 in China, but a Cadbury spokesman said the withdrawal was a precautionary step. "It's a completely voluntary action that we are taking in the interests of consumer health," Cadbury spokesman Daniel Ellis said last night.