US EditionMilk Products Recalled Due to Possible Presence of Glass
Agropur recalled 2L cartons of Farmers, Québon, and Natrel milk due to possible glass contamination after a consumer complaint, with no injuries reported so far, officials said.
- Agropur issued a voluntary recall of 2-litre milk cartons nationally and regionally, including Natrel lactose-free chocolate, Farmers, and Québon brands, after a consumer complaint regarding possible glass contamination.
- A consumer complaint triggered the recall of products manufactured at Agropur's Nova Scotia facility, prompting the company's immediate action to address potential safety risks.
- Affected 2-litre cartons include Farmers and Québon products distributed in Nova Scotia, PEI, and Quebec, plus Natrel items nationally bearing UPC code 0 55872 10501 8 with best-before dates from April 6 through May 15.
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is verifying that retailers remove affected inventory from shelves, while Agropur reports no injuries to date related to the potential contamination.
- Agropur confirms the situation is now under control as an internal investigation continues to determine whether additional measures are necessary to prevent recurrence.
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Recalled Milk May Contain Glass-Like Substance, Company Warns
A nationwide recall is underway for certain milk products from the Farmers, Natrel, and Québon brands due to potential contamination with glass fragments. Canada’s largest dairy co-operative, Agropur, has issued a recall for several types of two-litre cartons of milk from its Bedford, Nova Scotia facility, according to a March 25 company press release. The recall primarily affects milk sold in eastern Canada, but also impacts Natrel lactose-free…
Milks distributed in Quebec are recalled because of the possible presence of pieces of glass. These are partly chocolate-crystal milks.
Multiple milk products recalled due to possible glass
Multiple types of milk are being recalled due to the possible presence of glass in the products. The recall was voluntarily triggered by Agropur and involves two-litre cartons of milk sold under the Farmers, Québon and Natrel brands.
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Inside Ottawa ValleyMilk sold in Canada at major grocers recalled over the possible presence of glass
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a food recall warning for various milk products sold in Canada over the possible presence of glass. Certain Farmers, Québon, and Natrel brand milk products have been impacted.
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