Meiji Recalls Over 44,000 Bottles of Milk Due to Contamination
Meiji Holdings, a leading Japanese dairy producer, has issued a recall for more than 44,000 bottles of milk following the discovery of antiviral medication for cows in the product. The contamination was uncovered during routine inspections conducted by health authorities in Osaka Prefecture.
Details of the Recall
- The affected products are 180 milliliter bottles of “Meiji milk” produced at a factory in Kaizuka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan.
- The recall applies to 44,577 bottles of milk set to expire on 13 November 2023.
A spokesperson for Meiji has confirmed that the detected component is an antibacterial chemical known as sulfa monomethoxine. However, the company has asserted that there have been no reports of adverse health effects related to the consumption of the affected milk. Meiji has also announced that refunds will be provided for the recalled product.
This recall serves as a precautionary measure by Meiji Holdings to ensure the safety and well-being of its consumers. As the investigation continues, the company remains committed to upholding the highest standards of quality and integrity in its products.
Meiji Japan is recalling more than 44,000 bottles of milk after it was found to be contaminated with an antiviral medication for cows. Health authorities are conducting inspections in Osaka
On November 11, 2023, Xinhua News Agency reported that Meiji Holdings, a giant in Japanese dairy products, announced the recall of more than 44,000 bottles of milk after drugs used to prevent disease in cattle were found in the product.
The affected products include 180 milliliter bottles of milk labeled “Meiji milk” produced at a factory in Kaizuka, Osaka Prefecture, Japan, which is operated by Meiji.
For the record, this is an order from Osaka Prefecture. after health authorities carried out routine inspections last week. Linked to 44,577 bottles of milk which will expire on 13 November 2023.
The detected component is an antibacterial chemical. It is called sulfa monomethoxine. which is believed to have no negative effects on health Currently there are no reports of health problems related to the consumption of such affected milk.
Meiji announced on the company’s website. that a refund will be issued for the affected product.
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