Mother's Milk Bank at Austin recalled a batch of pasteurized human milk due to potential foreign material contamination. Infants consuming this product could be injured by foreign objects.
Class III — Eating this product is not likely to cause health problems, but it violates FDA labelling or manufacturing rules.
Mother's Milk Bank at Austin, Batch # 9429-1, 3 oz. (100 mL), Pasteurized, Exp: 3/25/2012, KCal/Oz: 20, Protein: .9 g/dl
The product had the potential to contain foreign materials.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-0105-2013 | Mother's Milk Bank at Austin, Batch # 9429-1, 3 oz. (100 mL), Pasteurized, Exp: 3/25/2012, KCal/Oz: 20, Protein: .9 g/dl | Batch 9429-1 | Terminated |
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