Hiland Dairy Foods Company recalled multiple vitamin D whole milk products under various retail brands in gallon, half-gallon, and quart sizes due to potential contamination with potable water. Consumers who consumed the affected milk may have been exposed to microbiological contamination.
Class III — Eating this product is not likely to cause health problems, but it violates FDA labelling or manufacturing rules.
1. Country Club, Price Chopper, Good & Gather, Hiland, Belfonte, Great Value, Hen House Vitamin D Whole Milk, 1 gallon. 2. Country Club, Price Chopper, Good & Gather, Best Choice, Good Nature Family Farms Vitamin D Whole Milk, Half Gallon. 3. Belfonte, Hiland Vitamin D Whole Milk, Quart
May contain potable water.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1241-2024 | 1. Country Club, Price Chopper, Good & Gather, Hiland, Belfonte, Great Value, Hen House Vitamin D Whole Milk, 1 gallon. 2. Country Club, Price Chopper, Good & Gather, Best Choice, Good Nature Family Farms Vitamin D Whole Milk, Half Gallon. 3. Belfonte, Hiland Vitamin D Whole Milk, Quart | 1. Best If Use By: 04/18/24 29-162A 2. Best If Use By: 04/18/24 29-162 3. Best If Use By: 04/18/24 29-162 | Terminated |
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