A batch of semi-skimmed Swan milk should be taken off the shelves. The recall is dated October 12th (published on the 13th) and was published on the Ministry of Health portal dedicated to food safety alerts. It concerns high-temperature pasteurized milk sold in one-litre bottles, one of the most common in the refrigerated counters of Central Italy.
The recalled product
This is partially skimmed Cigno milk pasteurized at high temperature, in a 1000 ml bottle. It is produced and marketed by Cooperlat Soc. Coop. Agr., in the factory in via Piandelmedico 74 in Jesi, in the province of Ancona (IT 11 6 CE identification mark).
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The batch affected is OCT 14, which coincides with the expiration date of October 14. The acronym is printed on the top of the bottle, as shown in the photo attached to the notice.
Because he was recalled
The recall sign speaks of a suspected deterioration of the product and adds nothing else. It is not indicated which alteration was found, nor whether there were analyzes or reports from consumers. A dry formula, which however was enough for the company to withdraw the batch.
What to do in case of purchase
There are three indications: keep the product separate from other foods, do not consume it and return it to the point of sale where it was purchased.
