Conso Recall: This Milk Sold at E.Leclerc, Carrefour, Intermarché and Super U Suffers From a Pasteurization Defect
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If you have recently purchased whole or semi-skimmed milk, be careful! These bottles marketed in a French department should not be consumed.
At breakfast, in a milk coffee or a pancake paste, cow's milk is often invited to the family table. In Loire-Atlantique, a lot of Mezerac milk sold in a supermarket is currently the subject of a health reminder. This recall refers to whole and half-skimmed milk purchased recently from E. Leclerc, Carrefour, Intermarché, Super U or Netto. The reason is: a pasteurization defect that can promote the development of bacteria. Before using the next bo…
A glass of milk at breakfast, a hot chocolate for children, a recipe for gratin... This reflex of everyday life can sometimes hide a health risk. A milk recall has just been launched in several large brands, even though the product concerned resembles a very classic drinking milk. A whole and half-skimmed lot of Mezerac 1L milk is the subject of an alert for lack of pasteurization. The bottles concerned were sold in Loire-Atlantique in shops E. …
At breakfast, this milk poured into coffee, on children's cereals or in hot chocolate often goes unnoticed. However, bottles of whole and half-skimmed milk have just been recalled in the Loire-Atlantique, while they may still lie in the refrigerator. The homes that have recently made their shopping in large areas are on the front line. This Reminder Mezerac whole and half-skimmed milk targets 1-litre bottles sold at E.Leclerc, Carrefour, Interma…
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