A recall has been issued for Lactaid milk in 27 states, including New Jersey and Pennsylvania, due to the potential presence of undeclared almonds. The recall was announced by WPVI-TV and affects certain cartons of Lactaid 2% reduced fat milk with sell-by dates of November 21st. The almond allergen is not listed on the label, posing a risk for those with almond allergies.
Consumers who have purchased the affected product are advised to return it to the store where it was purchased for a full refund. No illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported in connection with the recall so far, but consumers are urged to check their milk cartons for the specific sell-by date and avoid consuming it if they have an almond allergy.
Lactaid is a popular brand of lactose-free milk, commonly used by individuals who are lactose intolerant. The recall serves as a reminder for consumers to always be vigilant about checking labels for potential allergens, even in products they regularly consume. Cross-contamination in the production process can lead to the inclusion of undeclared allergens, as seen in this case.
The company responsible for the recall has apologized for any inconvenience caused and is working closely with regulatory authorities to address the issue. They are committed to ensuring the safety and satisfaction of their customers and have implemented corrective measures to prevent a similar incident in the future.
For more information on the recall and how to receive a refund for the affected product, consumers can visit the company’s website or contact their customer service hotline. It is important for individuals with almond allergies to take precautionary measures and avoid consuming the recalled Lactaid milk to prevent any potential adverse reactions.
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