'Do not drink!' Milk pulled from Tesco shelves as regulator warns shoppers 'could have reactions'
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Do not drink!' Milk pulled from Tesco shelves as regulator warns shoppers 'could have reactions'.
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Shoppers are being urged not to consume certain bottles of Grahams Family Dairy semi-skimmed milk after both the Food Standards Agency and Tesco issued an urgent recall warning.
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The Scotland-based dairy producer's products carrying a use-by date of Friday, July 31, are at the centre of the alert, which was formally announced on July 22.
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Customers who have already purchased the milk are advised to avoid drinking it and instead seek a full refund.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Three specific products fall under the recall: the 1-pint, 1-litre, and 2-litre semi-skimmed varieties, all bearing the 31st July use-by date.Tesco has separately confirmed it is pulling the 1-litre semi-skimmed Grahams Dairy milk from its stores in Scotland, where the product was stocked with the same expiry date.The Stirling-based dairy firm...
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