As per report, the company also faced further penalties, with manager Bhavesh Soma fined $3,000 for providing false information to a food safety officer.
The AFP is working closely with international partners, including the Five Eyes alliance, and collaborating with state and territory police forces across Australia.
Zita was sentenced to two years and seven months in prison after a jury found her guilty of injuring her eight-week-old daughter in Auckland in November 2018.