Graham’s Semi-Skimmed Milk is being withdrawn from shelves after routine tests detected small traces of penicillin. The contamination resulted from animal medicines used on dairy operations. Shoppers urged not to drink it. Any affected bottles, return it to Tesco, Asda or Morrisons for a full refund. The product recall applies to every carton, starting this week. So far, there have been no reports of illness have been linked to this batch. Supermarkets advise checking expiry dates and discard any purchases made this week immediately.
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Supermarkets urgently recall milk that contains veterinary medicines - Metro.co.uk
Supermarkets urgently recall milk that contains veterinary medicines Metro.co.uk
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Scots dairy farm pulls milk from shelves over fears of 'vet medicine' inside - STV News
Scots dairy farm pulls milk from shelves over fears of 'vet medicine' inside STV News
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Graham's Milk Recall: Contaminated Milk Containing PENICILLIN Recalled in Tesco, Asda and Morrisons - 'Do Not Consume' - The Sunday Guardian
Graham's Milk Recall: Contaminated Milk Containing PENICILLIN Recalled in Tesco, Asda and Morrisons - 'Do Not Consume' The Sunday Guardian
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Grahams Recalls Semi Skimmed Milk Over Penicillin Contamination Risk - Akses.co.id
Grahams Recalls Semi Skimmed Milk Over Penicillin Contamination Risk Akses.co.id
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Chef, 28, who suddenly disappeared in early hours two weeks ago is found dead in woodland - The Irish Sun
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